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BRIDGETEK’S EVE TECHNOLOGY NOW SUPPORTS LARGER & HIGHER RESOLUTION DISPLAYS THAN EVER BEFORE

Driving forward the progression of human machine interface (HMI) development, Bridgetek has made further announcements relating to its multi-award winning embedded video engine (EVE) platform. The BT817 and BT818 represent the company’s fourth generation of EVE products, and follow the already established mantra of helping those with little or no relevant prior experience to build advanced HMIs with high degrees of […]

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ADVANTECH INTRODUCES THE FIRST ALL-IN-ONE GAMING PLATFORM WITH INTEL IRIS XE GRAPHICS

Advantech-Innocore the gaming-focused business group of Advantech Corp, announces the new DPX®-E145 gaming system. The DPX-E145 is a complete gaming system for the regulated casino and AWP gaming markets combining all the hardware features necessary for a gaming platform together in a high performance industrial grade system. Breaking new ground in integrated graphics performance, the

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OPEN WORLD 3D GAME RUNS ON THE RP2040 MICROCONTROLLER

The Raspberry Pi RP2040 is versatile and cheap, but it’s by no means known as the most powerful microcontroller on the world. Regardless, it is capable of great things, as demonstrated by [Bernhard Strobl], who built a 3D open world game engine that runs on that very platform. The game engine itself is built to run

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Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudo now supports MicroPython and more

The Canonical development team has today announce the availability of Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudo, bringing with it wealth of new features including toolchain updates to Ruby, Go, GCC and Rust, MicroPython support and more. Codenamed “Kinetic Kudu”, this interim release improves the experience of enterprise developers and IT administrators. It also includes the latest toolchains and applications with

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SELPIC P1 – HANDS ON REVIEW OF THE SMALLEST PORTABLE HANDHELD PRINTER

As we have featured earlier this month the Selpic P1 is going to launch on Indiegogo in late July. But what is Selpic P1? Is it another handheld printer going around or it has something more to offer? Selpic claims this to be the world’s smallest Handheld Portable printer that enables you to print on almost any surface like using an

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Tableau of Forex Quotes in Real Time on Raspberry Pi and RGB Matrix 32x64 1

Tableau of Forex Quotes in Real Time on Raspberry Pi and RGB Matrix 32×64

Step 1: FOREX Forex (Forex) is an international currency market, the commodity on which the currency serves. Here they buy dollars for euros, euros for dollars, and so on. Thus, each currency pair is a separate instrument. Forex works around the clock during the working week. Let’s create a scoreboard to display in real time

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A POWER BUTTON FOR RASPBERRY PI, COURTESY OF DEVICE TREE OVERLAYS

As a standard feature of the Linux kernel, device tree overlays (DTOs) allow for easy enabling and configuration of features and drivers, such as those contained within the standard firmware of a Raspberry Pi system. Using these DTOs it’s trivial to set up features like as a soft power-off button, triggering an external power supply and enable

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Fast Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W review

Six years ago this processor appeared as a USB device. Two years later added wireless communication, and four years ago – soldered connectors. Today it’s a quad-core single-board computer with great prospects. Let’s see if it’s worth $15. Where to apply Raspberry Pi Zero already serves as an onboard computer on a mini-satellite, helps to

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GAME BOY BECOMES SUPER GAME BOY WITH A PAIR OF PIS

For the Nintendo aficionados of the 90s, the Super Game Boy was a must-have cartridge for the Super Nintendo which allowed gamers to play Game Boy games on your TV. Not only did it allow four-color dot-matrix gaming on the big screen, but it let you play those favorite Game Boy titles without spending a

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CEEFAX LIVES! (COURTESY OF A RASPBERRY PI)

As analogue TV slides from memory, there’s a facet of it that’s fondly remembered by a band of enthusiasts. Teletext was an electronic viewdata information service digitally encoded in the frame blanking period, and a TV set with a decoder chip would provide access to many pages of news and other services all displayed in

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