We think that in honor of the DuinoStamp’s small size and big power, the post about it should also be small and powerful. About the size of 34-pin DIP, the DuinoStamp is a breakout board that fits in DIP sockets and is Arduino compatible. It features an ATmega 168-20PU chip, a 16MHz resonator, decoupling capacitors and more. It doesn’t come with the necessary 5V power supply or any kind of interface cable, but what do you expect for under $10?
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Wtf, how’d I get to generichackeraimedproductaday.com?
These mini-Arduino boards are getting to the point where you might as well put an ATMega168 directly on your board and use GCC.
arduino is great because of the software, not the hardware. i never bought an arduino board, but i use the atmega 168’s all the time with the arduino bootloader and ide. i used to use a paralel port icsp programmer, and “bricked” chips occasionally. (wrong fuse bits or whatever) using the bootloader and a fdti cable is much more convenient and forgiving.
is this another add ??
wow … this site has gone down hill
Juan Aguilar i hope you are getting cash for this.
i know i would want loads of cash if i was selling out a wonderful site.