BeagleBone Black Wireless is based on the extremely successful open-source hardware
design of BeagleBone Black, a high-expansion, maker-focused, community-supported
open hardware computer, created by the BeagleBoard.org Foundation. BeagleBone
Black Wireless replaces the 10/100 Ethernet interface of BeagleBone Black with a
high-performance flexible WiFi/Bluetooth WiLink™ interface manufactured by Texas
Instruments. BeagleBone Black Wireless has onboard HDMI interface to connect
directly to TVs and monitors, a serial debug port, a PC USB interface, an USB 2.0 host
port, a reset button, a power button, and five indicating blue LEDs. BeagleBone Black
Wireless has the ability to accept up to four expansion boards or capes that can be
stacked onto the expansion headers. Capes designed for BeagleBone Black will work
on BeagleBone Black Wireless. Built on a high-performance TI ARM processor,
BeagleBone Black Wireless boots Linux in around 10 seconds and gets you started
developing through your web browser in less than 5 minutes with just a single USB
cable.