Two new Howchip dev kits feature Nexell Cortex-A7 and -A9 SoCs
Howchip, which last year launched a Nano-ITX form factor ExSOM-8895 DVK featuring Samsung’s octa-core Exynos 8895, has now unveiled a pair of similarly sandwich-style development kits based on compute modules running on 28nm Nexell processors. The NXP3220-based Scorpion3 DVK runs Linux 4.14 and the NXP4330Q-based Scorpion5 SDK runs Android 7.1. Both boards offer optional 8- and 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreens, and the Scorpion3 also has a 10.4-inch resistive touchscreen option.
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