Humane Reader and Humane PC
The Humane Reader and Humane PC are two open-source hardware projects created by research scientist and inventor Braddock Gaskill. Humane Reader. The Humane Reader has received coverage from publications including "Wired", "Make", "Engadget," "OSNews", "Ethiopian Review", and "Linux Journal". According to "Wired", the Human Reader "takes two 8-bit microcontrollers and packages them in a 'classic style console' that connects to a TV. The device includes an optional keyboard, a micro-SD Card reader and a composite video output. It uses a standard micro-USB cellphone charger for power. In all, it can hold  the equivalent of 5,000 books, including an offline version of Wikipedia, and requires no internet connection." Humane PC. According to Gaskill's website, the Humane PC is an 8-bit microcomputer that "combines the ease of Arduino development with the excitement of a classic stand-alone television-and-keyboard PC." "Wired" wrote that "The PC has almost the same specs as the Reader but offers additional features such as a micro-USB port and infrared port."