Timeline of Herbert

herb one in 1997 herb three in 1999 charmerino in 2000 herb seven in 2008

Most of my wearables pages are about the changes and modifications I have made over the years. I noticed that it gives the impression I am constantly changing things. On this page you can see just how long particular rigs were or have been in use.

BuiltWorn1)key Name/web link & base board or box Distro Weight2)
1986 2+y L/R NEC Multispeed as a reading machine Dos 13/15
1988 6y C/R Radio Shack Mod 100 as reading Machine TS-DOS 3/6
1994 4y C/S Herbert (I) Gateway Handbook 486 DX2/50 Slackware 3/5
1998 1y E/R Herbert II pent. 166 CardPC on pc104 and Herbert III repackage of Herbert II Debian 4/6
1999 6y E/Rcharmit and Herbert IV aka charmerino Jumptec Mops LCD6 pc104 Nanix3) and Debian 2/5
2005 0 E/N Herbert V geode then Xscale pc104 Debian 2/
2005 1y4) E/Q Herbert VI Transmeta Crusoe dedicated small board Debian 2/4
2007 1y+5) U/A Herbert VII Sony UX Xubuntu 2/4
2008 ? C/A Herbert VIII Asus eeepc eeeXubuntu 2/5
Key
A Active Q Runs but board is a bit quirky
C Commercial SubNote R Retired (still runs)
E Embedded S Several Systems Failed
L Commercial Laptop U UMPC
N Returned Board

Greg Priest-Dorman 2008/03/03 23:18

1) Many of these devices ran for quite a while after (or before) they where used as wearables, time listed is only time they were being used while worn.
2) Weight rounded up to nearest pound. First figure is the computer by itself, second includes any external batteries and I/0 devices (chorders, headphones, mic, HMD, hardwear speech, gps, sensors)
3) Nanix was InfoCharm’s/Charmed Technology’s Linux for wearables
4) In 2006 I had major spinal surgery and did not wear again until Jan. 2007
5) Still going!
people/priestdo/wearables/timeline_of_rigs.txt · Last modified: 2008/05/01 18:59 by priestdo
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