"modern" KVM that works?

[Tom Buskey]

It was a cheap learning computer for "kids" with an eye toward being like a
C64/Apple ][/Sinclair/BBC Micro where you supplied the monitor.  Kids in
poor countries is OLPC

All the things you need to add on are commodities.
HDMI and composite are on most TVs.  VGA is not.  Adding VGA would increase
the build.
SD cards, USB keyboards/mice, USB power adapters are everywhere.

If you're buying a new TV, it's going to be HDMI.  You might be able to use
a composite to RF adapter for old TVs.  That's what I had on my Apple ][.



On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 2:04 PM, David Rysdam <david at rysdam.org> wrote:

> Richard Kolb II <richard.kolb at gmail.com> writes:
> > Not that it matters, but I use a 12v composite video monitor with my pi.
>  I
> > even upgraded from the 4.3" to 7".
>
> I guess that must be what the target demographic is supposed to use. I
> never got the "kids in poor countries" + HDMI.
>
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