Tim O’Reilly sebagai orang yang memperkenalkan istilah Web 2.0 sebenarnya pun tidak mengatakan bahwa Web 2.0 sama sekali berbeda. Standar Web 1.0, dimana pengunjung hanya bisa mencari dan melihat-lihat data informasi yang ada di web HTML adalah bahasa yang digunakan untuk menyusun konten suatu web. Ia menganggap Web 2.0 hanyalah jargon karena teknologinya tetap sama-sama dibangun dengan HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Sekarang web dibagi menjadi tiga klasifikasi, pertama web 1.0, web 2.0, dan web 3.0 yang menurut Tim Berners-Lee sebenarnya tidak ada perbedaan fundamental antara “Web 1.0” dengan yang disebut “Web 2.0”.
Berbagai web menyediakan beribu macam informasi yang dapat diakses secara langsung dan gratis. Perkembangan teknologi terutama perkembangan sistem operasi dengan tampilan grafis membuat aplikasi untuk menampilkan web atau biasa disebut web browser juga mampu menampilkan gambar, suara, dan animasi, atau video. dari Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Pertama kali diperkenalkan dan dikembangkan oleh Tim Berners-Lee pada tahun 1989. Arsitektur web ini pertama kali dikembangan untuk tujuan militer dalam proyek yang dinamakan DARPA yang Web merupakan penghubung segala umat manusia di dunia tanpa harus bertemu langsung.
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Some of the highlights from the teardown include detailed drawings of how the display operates, all of the commands for controlling the device, and even an interesting note about how the system clock operates even when the device has been powered off for a substantial amount of time. And now, thanks to there is a detailed teardown on exactly how this device operates. It also supports a robust 24-bit DAC/ADC and all the knobs and buttons you would need. It runs on a Cortex M3, a very popular ARM processor which has been widely used for many different applications, and features everything you would need for a synthesizer in one tiny package, including a built-in speaker. The Pocket Operator is a handheld, fully-featured synthesizer complete with internal speaker.
As a result, a lot of these off-the-shelf devices are easy to hack, reprogram, or otherwise improve, such as the Robot Pocket Operator. The same can be said for most small companies selling electronics as well, so if you reach for a consumer device that is powered by a microcontroller it’s likely to have one of these few in it. The number of easily usable and programmable microcontrollers is small, so when selecting one for a project there are only a handful of very popular, well documented chips that most of us reach for.
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