Bug Labs announces price, release, and new BUGmodule
By Ryan Block | January 5, 2008
Filed under: CES, Misc. Gadgets
The moment hardware hackers have been waiting for: final price and release details of the Bug Labs BUGbase and BUGmodules. And even better for those enterprising early adopters, Bug is giving a discount to everyone who buys gear within the first 60 days. Here’s the story:
- Pre-orders start Monday, January 21, 2008
- Gear ships by Monday, March 17, 2008
- BUGbase: $299 / $349 (early adopter price / regular price when bought after 60 days)
- Touchscreen LCD: $99 / $119
- GPS: $79 / $99
- Camera: $69 / $79
- Motion/accelerometer: $49 / $59
- New Von Hippel BUGmodule (adds interfaces and I/O ports for further hacking of the BUGbase)
- Bug is also launching BUG+EDU, promoting to the education-market (additional details to come)
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