Added information about the OS used as well as the different stacks (BLE and TCP/IP)
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### Core :
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* 32bit XT804 CPU
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* 240 Mhz max clock
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### Memory :
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* 2 MB on chip flash
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* 288 KB RAM, ~130 KB available to the user
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### Wireless connectivity :
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* Bluetooth EDR(Classic) and BLE 4.2
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* WiFi 2.4Ghz 802.11 b/g/n
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### SDK & OS
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* FreeRTOS v10.4.1
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* BLE stack : NimBLE
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* TCP IP stack : lwip v2.1.3
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## Getting started :
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### So, you'd like to try this project yourself ?
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### Here are the steps to follow, in order to build the firmware and flash the board :
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@ -192,7 +199,7 @@ using a magnetic 4 pin plug.
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* [ ] Fix the issue with the DW01A chip, should be as easy as to replace the 100nf C12 cap with a lower value, let's say 80nf.
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## To do - SOFTWARE
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* [X] Finish to design the settings page.
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* [ ] Implement watch settings persistency using the integrated flash memory
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* [X] Implement watch settings persistency using the integrated flash memory
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* [ ] Implement a good algorithm to handle adaptiv MCU clock
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to save power
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* Drivers:
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