I spent some of my free time adding numerous specification certifications to the @purism Librem 14 documentation from old files scattered around, since several folks expressed interest. There are many more certification documents to come, but they require prior author notice and/or approval.
The page is currently messy, but I'll clean it up over time. It's a step toward full product transparency and I hope it's useful for someone:
New Certified Open Source Hardware!
Ploopy Nano Trackball has the UID CA000066.
Ploopy Nano Trackball is:
It’s a trackball, with no buttons at all. It comes in a small package, making it easy to fit wherever you need it. The tracking is crisp and accurate. In short, it’s everything you’ve ever wanted out of a trackball.
Find it in the directory!
https://certification.oshwa.org/ca000066.html
@TechConnectify I've got a video idea:
As a child, I always wondered how radio stations could detect how many listeners were listening, when a radio receiver is just.. well, a receiver. Years later, I learned about Portable People Meters. I think your take on these PPMs would be very interesting!
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