It’s not immediately clear to us why one would need a mouse for the original PlayStation (though we’re sure there’s no shortage of folks eager to jump down into the comments and tell us), but if you ever desire adding improved pointing capabilities to the nearly three decade old console, this project from [VojtÄ›ch Salajka] is certainly one […]
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As the power requirements of CPUs and GPUs in modern gaming machines continue to rise, they are quickly becoming more and more of a space heater that happens to play games. If you’re using your PC in a tight space with a door shut, you might find the temperature in your office rising relatively rapidly.
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SparkFun has created several Real-Time Kinematics (RTK) as well as dead reckoning boards in the past, but this new ZED-F9R GPS piHAT from the Colorado-based manufacturer is the very first high-precision sensor fusion board to combine both the RTK and dead reckoning features in one professional platform. The Raspberry Pi add-on board with impressive configuration options takes advantage of u-blox’s automotive dead reckoning
SPARKFUN LAUNCHES A HIGH-PRECISION DEAD RECKONING GPS/GNSS BOARD WITH RTK SUPPORT Read More »
Raspberry Pi has announced three new microcontrollers improving on its Pico model, including one with Wi-Fi support for less than a R100 (excl. VAT and import costs). The company unveiled the Raspberry Pi Pico W, Pico H, and Pico WH. The W and H models are already available, while the WH will release in August. The new
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Use the Power of Open Source to Tackle Your Tiny Machine Learning Applications QuickLogic, the first programmable logic company to embrace all-open-source development tools has partnered with Antmicro to create a multi-core essential evaluation tool for machine learning and IoT applications, called QuickFeather development board. The QuickFeather development board is a small form factor system for the EOS S3 Arm
QUICKFEATHER: FULLY OPEN SOURCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD FOR THE EOS S3 MCU WITH EFPGA Read More »
CutiePi is an ultra-portable Raspberry Pi creation kit, in a tablet form factor. It is a tablet that helps you “liberate your Pi project from the desk, and start creating wherever an idea strikes you.” The Taiwanese startup CutiePi, announced details about the 8-inch, Raspberry Pi Compute Module-based CutiePi tablet last year August. They have gone
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It’s almost hard to believe these days, what with modern game consoles packing terabytes of internal storage, but there was a time when the totality of your gaming career would be stored on an external memory card that held just a few megabytes of save data. Of course, before that you had to write down
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The trend for making cyberdecks has seen the Raspberry Pi emerge as a favourite for these home-made computer workstations, with the all-in-one Raspberry Pi 400 providing a particularly handy shortcut to integrating the computer and keyboard components. There’s still the question of the cyberdeck chassis and screen though, and it’s one that [bobricius] has answered in
ODD INPUTS AND PECULIAR PERIPHERALS: THE SIMPLEST OF PI 400 CYBERDECKS Read More »
IBASE Technology Inc, a world-leading manufacturer of industrial motherboard boards and embedded computing solutions has revealed its latest EC-3200 AI computing platform that is based on the cutting-edge power-efficient and high-performance NVIDIA Jetson Tegra X2 (TX2) processor. The NVIDIA Jetson TX2 pairs a dual-core Denver 2 alongside a quad-core ARM® Cortex®-A57 processor and provides 256 CUDA cores on the NVIDIA’s
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I discovered the “Build A Simpsons TV” article in the Volume 79 issue of Make: magazine. The article is by Brandon Withrow and he did an excellent job documenting the build process in the article and on a dedicated web site: www.withrow.io/simpsons-tv-build-guide. As I embarked building my own Simpsons TV, I ran into issues being able to obtain
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