We’ve seen the 1993 id Software classic DOOM running on so many pieces of unexpected hardware, as “Will it run DOOM?” has become something of a test for any new device. But will it run in the circuitry of a 1970s or 1980s TV set? Not quite, but as [lukneu] has demonstrated, it is possible to render the game […]
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Barely a month after Vecow introduced the SPC-6000 fanless embedded PC powered by an Atom x6425RE Elkhart Lake processor, the company is back to announce another ultra-compact fanless embedded box PC aimed at delivering powerful computing performance and outstanding graphics to meet the demands of the fast-growing AI-related applications. Vecow SPC-7000/7100 box PC is powered by the latest 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7/i5/i3 processor (Tiger
After the release of the Amlogic S905X4 processor for 4K TV boxes with AV1 support, which was another successor for the already popular S905X3 processor, we couldn’t wait to start seeing S905X4 TV boxes and we were excited when we learned about the launch of products like Mecool KM6 or Ugoos X4. These products unfortunately may take a little longer
Developers, programmers and hobbyists night be interested to know that Adafruit has announced the CircuitPython 8.0.0 Release Candidate 1 launch making available the release candidate for further testing before a final release. CircuitPython 8.0.0-rc.1 is now available via the official GitHub release page by following the link below and brings with it a wealth of functionality. For those of you unfamiliar
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If you are interested in learning more about the brand-new camera released by the official Raspberry Pi team of engineers and designers. You will be pleased to know that this months official MagPi magazine features more information on the 12 megapixel autofocus Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 and how you can use it in your next project. Offering a
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The Internet has allowed us to communicate more easily than ever before, and thanks to modern cell-phone networks, we don’t even have to be tied down to a hard line anymore. But what if you want something a little more direct? Maybe you’re in an area with no cell-phone coverage, or you don’t want to
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If you are interested in learning more about how to detect gas leaks or would like to build your very own Raspberry Pi powered gas leak detection robot, you might be interested in a new project published to the Hackster.io website by Ivan Arakistain. The robot can be controlled from a browser and features a Seeed
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Sony used to sell digital cameras that recorded on actual floppy disks. We’ve come a long way, but [Mathieu] put a floppy in a digital camera recently for an entirely different reason. First, though, he had to modify the camera to work on the full spectrum, something he covered in an earlier video. You can see both
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Makers, developers and electronic enthusiasts searching for a small 3.2 inch touchscreen display may be interested in a new Kickstarter project launched by the team at Arushi. Touchsy is the company’s new 3.2 inch touch screen that can be used with a Raspberry Pi single board computer range and other microcontrollers to create a wide variety of applications and
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The Raspberry Pi is the foundation of many IoT camera projects, but enclosures are often something left up to the user. [Mare] found that a serviceable outdoor enclosure could be made with a trip to the hardware store and inexpensive microscopy supplies. The main component of the enclosure is a small plastic junction box, but it
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