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By Rob Bullington, Saul Griffith, Ty Nowotny, Tim O'Reilly, Ross Orr, Joseph Pasquini, Dave Prochnow, Matthew Russell
Zipit Hacks
Zipit product information: kbytememory.com/pages/zipit.shtml.
Step-by-step instructions for reprogramming and updating firmware: aibohack.com/zipit/reflash.htm
Adam’s bundle of wireless tools: www.mib.org/zip/TEST-ROOT/.
Yahoo! Groups zipitwireless forum (membership required): groups.yahoo.com/group/zipitwireless/files/OpenZipit.
Rob Flickenger’s efforts at installing a backlight: constructiveinterference.net/archives/134.
Wiki for Zipit and other small, embedded Linux devices: elinux.org/wiki.
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- TAP Plastics
- Jumbo Sticky Pads
- Found Magazine
- LaMotte Soil Testing Kit
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- Citra-Solv Natural Solvent
- Prograssive Pan Scraper
- K-Byte's Zipit Wireless Messenger
- The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments
- Vaughan BearSaw
- Screw-base Fluorescent Lights
- Uniden BCD396T
- Nixie Desk Clock Kits
- Henry Field's White Button Mushroom Kit
- Kafka Pinstriping Kit
- Plastic Cup Phonograph Kit
- Classic Video Table Tennis Kit
- Enigma Machine
- Vacuum Tube Radio Kit
- Plasma Generator Kit
- Cosmic Poppers Kit
- Japanese Marking Gauge
- Acrobots
- Slingbox Mobile Home Theater
- QX5 Computer Microscope
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