Back in 2020, we reported on the effort to create a brand new open-source laptop platform using the PowerPC architecture. At the time they had big plans and a PCB design, and we’re very pleased ...

Every element of the Novena laptop will be open source. Its creator explains why he started the project and what it means for the future of hardware.

Want a laptop that runs free and open source software, and only open source software? The folks behind the Purism Librem 15 want to build one… and sell it to you.

The Olimex Teres I is a small laptop designed to run open source software… and which features open source hardware as well. We reported on the Teres I when the hardware design was finalized ...

The Novena, a powerful open source laptop designed to be hacked, modified, secured, and extended, has fundraised over $112,000 in its first 48 hours.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The man who once broke open the original Xbox has announced a new open-source project that could be a hacker’s dream laptop. Above: Andrew “Bunnie” Huang Speaking at the ...

Novena Project aims to create an entirely open source laptop, from the iron down to the bits, and a prototype already exists ...

Purism, the creator of the freedom-obsessed Librem 15 laptop, says it has figured out way to get new Intel CPUs to play nice without proprietary firmware.

The open source Novena laptop is powered by a 1.2 GHz Freescale i.MX6 quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 240GB solid state drive, a 45Whr battery, WiFi, HDMI, and Debian Linux for ...

Secondly, the entire laptop should be entirely open source. [Bunnie] wasn’t able to find an open source GPU, so using hardware video decoding on his laptop requires a binary blob.

Andrew “bunnie” Huang and Sean “xobs” Cross want to sell you a laptop you can completely trust. Earlier this year, the two Singapore-based engineers fashioned a laptop made almost entirely ...

The First Totally Open Source Laptop Is Almost Real Is your laptop secure? In the age of widespread snooping from the NSA and so many others, do you really know that your machine is safe?