OpenWrt One: an open-source router from the OpenWrt developers
Translated by a model; the original is in Russian.
The developers of the OpenWrt project have announced a device called OpenWrt One — a router built on open-hardware principles.
A detailed description of the project has been published on the supported-hardware listing page (the Table of Hardware) of the official OpenWrt website.
The news generated notable interest within the community: on Hacker News the post gathered 202 points and 100 comments, which speaks to the high level of attention developers and enthusiasts pay to the topic of open networking hardware.
OpenWrt is a long-running project dedicated to building alternative firmware for routers and other Linux-based embedded devices. The release of its own open-hardware solution continues the project's line of giving users full control over the software and, in time, the hardware side of their networking equipment.
Details about the technical specifications, price and availability of OpenWrt One are not disclosed in the source provided — up-to-date information can be found on the project's page.
Source: Hacker News
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