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The Open Graphics Device v1 is an open hardware prototyping platform based on a fully programmable FPGA semiconductor. The OGD1 features dual DVI-I outputs and 100-ping IDC connector for exceptional video and I/O flexibility. The Open Graphics Project designed and maintains the OGD1 and all of its schematics are available under an open source license.
Linux Fund is raising money to build ten OGD1's for open source developers around the world for the purpose of driver and application development. Volunteer developers will be able to apply to receive a card and will be selected based on their technical qualifications and unique operating system focus.
February 1st, 2010 – Components sourcing is complete and production will begin shortly!
November 13th, 2009 – The PCB's have arrived and remaining components sourcing is underway.
November 2nd, 2009 – The PCB's are on order and should arrive next week!
Any additional funds will help guarantee the success of this project.
On-line donations between $20 and $1000 have the lowest fees.
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Donations by check or money order can be addressed to "Linux Fund" and mailed to:
Linux Fund
560 SE Alexander Ave
Corvallis OR 97333-1933
USA
Please include "OGD1 Donation" on the check plus your e-mail address so we can send you a receipt for tax purposes.
Linux Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 93-1275966) and donations are tax-deductible within the limitations of U.S. federal income tax laws. We will e-mail US taxpayers a receipt using the information provided by Google Checkout or PayPal. Please e-mail donations@linuxfund.org if you have any questions.
More information about the Open Graphics Project can be found at the Open Graphics home page.