The Waysmall series from Gumstix offers designers a line of Linux-based computer systems that easily fit into the palm of your hand...more

MITSET Newsletter (Summer 2006) ...The Gumstix board allows the climber to take extensive data during the prototyping and testing process, provide volumes of real-time status information during the competition itself, and allows integrated, very high-level control over virtually all of the robot's function...more

The current decade will probably be known as the dawn of pervasive computing, when PCs were dethroned by technology to embed computers in almost everything. The hardware already exists to add features such as artificial intelligence and wireless connectivity to clothing or cars. Thanks to researchers, software is catching up faster...more

The new robostix board meets so many of our design goals, and perhaps dreams,” said Professor Richard Vaughan of the Autonomy (Robotics) Lab in the School of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University (SFU) near Vancouver, Canada, “The overall robotics solution from gumstix gives us complete freedom of movement and an efficient design at such a low cost. We will be using the gumstix in our design and testing of forty robots working together...more

At the time of my first review of the original gumstix product, the gumstix waysmall 200X (ws200x), it contained the versions of what the company since has renamed the Basix FFMC....
---- Posted 26 May 2005 at 8:30 CDT by Micheal Boerner....more

A LinuxDevices article says a new version of the Gumstix microcontroller has been released with a price tag of $99... -----Posted 27 May 2005 at 13:27 CDT by steve.... more

Gumstix has added extended memory and on-board Bluetooth options to its line of tiny gumstick-shaped XScale SBCs (single-board computers).....more

gumstix is selling a tiny 200MHz Linux-powered computer with 64MB of RAM and built-in Bluetooth called the waysmall 200ax-bt that’s just 83mm x 36mm x 15mm...more
Posted Aug 9, 2004, 7:52 AM ET by Peter Rojas - engaget.com

By Warren Webb - reed-electronics.com - May 27, 2004
Targeting small, price-conscious embedded devices, Gumstix Inc recently introduced a single-board-computer family based on Intel’s PXA255 processor with Xscale technology. The 20x80x8-mm Gumstix boards feature...more

The world's smallest commercially available Linux boards and computers were officially introduced today by gumstix, inc., a start-up that produces and sells high performance Single Board Computers (SBCs) and peripherals....more

By making the smallest computer board he could, serial entrepreneur and former venture capitalist Gordon Kruberg inadvertently launched a company that, after just three months, already is profitable....more

Targeting small, price-conscious embedded devices, Gumstix Inc recently introduced a single-board-computer family based on Intel’s PXA255 processor with Xscale technology. The 20x80x8-mm Gumstix boards feature...more

Start-up Gumstix Inc. on Tuesday shipped two printed circuit boards and mini-computer cases for building Linux-based handheld devices, peripherals and robotics. ... more

The Gumstix computer (also see Gumstix.org) is a tiny 200 or 400 Mhz single board computer based on the Intel XScale processors. with Linux Kernel 2.6.0 in flash ram. They have 64 mb of RAM. You can get your Gumstix as a tiny little board, or a 'full fledged' computer. I orded mine with a 128 mb MMC memory card. So what do you get in a tiny package?...more