Talk:Intel Edison

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Is there a picture to illustrate Intel Edison? 78.35.205.212 (talk) 17:04, 9 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

The article feels like a project/device wiki:

Are the pinouts really needed? I don't feel it's the appropriate place for it. Maybe that information should be moved on another wiki or maybe the official documentation has it?
Are animated gifs really needed. Maybe they just blink too fast. The information that the Edison is a removable module is important, and having an illustration in the form of a picture seem really good.
The feature list should probably be made not exaustive: the important point should be kept but not the details.
Maybe Computer-on-module should be mentioned somewhere, as it seem to be a computer on module.

I've cleaned it a bit to make it more encyclopedic. I hope it's fine.

There are no information on product discontinuation. 2001:8003:9483:BB00:F4AE:72FB:FB40:42A (talk) 11:39, 16 June 2023 (UTC)[reply]