Flipper One Hacking Multitool Features 5G Modem Support and Wi-Fi 6E

Flipper One hacking multitool features Rockchip RK3576, Wi-Fi 6E, dual Ethernet ports, and 5G modem support. Launch via crowdfunding campaign.

Flipper One introduces a significant shift for the Flipper brand by prioritizing network connectivity over local interactions. The device functions as a hacking multitool and mini-PC alternative. It features robust networking capabilities including Wi-Fi 6E, dual Ethernet ports, and an M.2 slot designed to accommodate a 5G modem.

New hardware device emphasizes network connectivity over local interactions

The hardware relies on a Rockchip RK3576 ARM system-on-chip. This processor combines four Cortex-A72 performance cores with four Cortex-A53 efficiency cores. The system includes 8 GB of LPDDR5x RAM and an energy-saving microcontroller for power management. Users can connect high-speed accessory modules through PCI Express, USB 3.0, or SATA interfaces.

Flipper One Rockchip RK3576 ARM chip with 8 GB LPDDR5x RAM and dual Ethernet ports — The device features a Rockchip RK3576 processor for robust networking capabilities.

The device supports HDMI output to drive a 4K monitor at up to 120 Hz. Flipper intends to release open source firmware for the platform. The company acknowledges that Linux on ARM requires additional development work before full implementation. A developer portal is currently live to facilitate community contributions to the firmware.

Flipper One HDMI output supporting 4K monitor at up to 120 Hz refresh rate — Open source firmware will enable Linux on ARM support for the platform.

Flipper One will launch through a crowdfunding campaign rather than direct retail sales. The manufacturer has not confirmed specific pricing or an exact release date for the product.

Source: NotebookCheck