Flipper Devices, known for its popular Flipper Zero hacking device, has introduced the Flipper One, a versatile Linux-powered gadget aimed at hackers and tinkerers. Unlike its predecessor, the Flipper One operates on a different layer and features multiple connectivity options, including 2x Gigabit Ethernet, USB Ethernet (5 Gbps), and Wi-Fi 6E across various frequency bands. The device is equipped with an eight-core RK3576 chip, 8GB RAM, and a Mali-G52 GPU, enabling local AI model execution. Flipper Devices is also working on a unique operating system, Flipper OS, which will allow users to manage profiles with pre-configured settings, making it easier to reset the device without needing to re-flash SD cards. The gadget can serve multiple functions, including acting as a router, VPN gateway, or media box, supporting 4K streaming through its HDMI 2.1 port. While the Flipper One is still in development, it is expected to be priced under $350 for the base configuration. The company is encouraging developers to join the community to help finalize the software components needed for the device's launch.