Where to begin? The LinkIt One is packed with features: GSM, GPRS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth BR/EDR/BLE, GPS, Audio codec, SD card reader, and a rich pinout for sensors, peripherals, and Arduino shields. At 3.3″×2.1″, it’s larger than most boards marketed for wearables or IoT devices, but if the size doesn’t make you balk, then it will be more than enough for most projects you can dream up.
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Why To Buy
It’s big for a development board marketed for wearables and IoT projects, but it packs in a lot of features. If you want to build a sensor-rich, mobile IoT device with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and much, much more, then this is a board that won’t under-deliver.
Buy Now| Specs | |
| Seeed Studio LinkIT One | By: http://seeedstudio.com |
|---|---|
| Type: | Microcontroller |
| Price: | $59 |
| Software: | Arduino |
| Clock Speed: | 260 MHz |
| Processor: | 32-bit ARM7EJ-STM |
| I/O Pins Digital: | 16 (2 PWM) |
| I/O Pins Analog: | 3 |
| WiFi?: | Yes |
| Video?: | No |
| Bluetooth?: | Yes, BLE LBM313 |
| Ethernet?: | No |
| Operating Voltage: | 3.7-4.2V |
| Dimensions: | 3.3 in x 2.1 in |
| Memory: | 16MB flash, MicroSD |
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