Micro computer DuinoMite-Mini

The DuinoMite-Mini is a completely self-contained micro computer that can be programmed directly in BASIC thanks to the interpreter that is loaded at Boot like the well-known Commodore 64. Derived from the Maximite, originally designed by Geoff Graham, the DuinoMite features a VGA interface, a PS2 port for a keyboard, and a microSD slot so you can develop and write your own code in BASIC without the need for other accessories or computers. You can store the code on the SD-CARD and make it executable automatically at power-up simply by using the name autoexec.bas instead of the original name. By programming the DuinoMite-Mini you can control external sensors, operate relays, display text and bitmap graphics on the screen and much more.

The heart of the DuinoMite-Mini is the PIC32MX795 microcontroller. This microchip features

    PIC32MX795 microcontroller
    micro SD card
    USB connector
    VGA connector
    PS-2 keyboard connector
    Arduino like format i.e. can work with Arduino shields
    UEXT connector i.e. can work with all our modules