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DIETPI RELEASES 8.12 WITH SUPPORT FOR THE ROCKCHIP RK3588 SOC

This month DietPi released version 8.12 of this SBC-oriented Linux distribution. Most notable is the addition of support for the NanoPi R6S and the Radxa ROCK 5B SBCs. The ROCK 5B features the new flagship Rockchip RK3588 SoC with quad Cortex-A76 and quad Cortex-A55. What makes DietPi interesting as an operating system for not just higher end SBCs but also lower-end SBCs compared […]

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Raspberry Pi supports KiCad open source design automation software

The official Raspberry Pi Ltd. is helping the KiCad open source design automation software raise funds in its end of year event by matching donations made on the KiCad’s website up to a maximum of $5,000. Recently a new version of the KiCad software was made available to support the powerful Raspberry Pi 4 mini PC. To help

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Raspberry Pi hardware crypto wallet enclosure project

Crypto enthusiasts looking to keep their coins safe might be interested in the new project published to the Hackster.io website by Sketchwork for a Raspberry Pi hardware crypto wallet enclosure. The hardware wallet has been created using a Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC combined with a Adafruit 128×64 OLED Bonnet. Watch the video to learn more about the

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GENIATECH XPI 3128 RK3128 SBC IS EQUIPPED WITH AN NXP WIFI 5 MODULE

Your first reaction to the Geniatech XPI 3128 SBC may be “I have seen this somewhere… Is this related to the Raspberry Pi 3?”, and you are right, the board is strikingly similar to the ever-so-popular Raspberry Pi, but do not let the looks deceive you! The XPI 3128 is the new addition to the Geniatech‘s family of

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MOBILE, OPEN-HARDWARE, RISC-V SYSTEM-ON-CHIP (SOC) DEVELOPMENT KIT

By looking at the Precursor you may wonder “Are we not through with these phones yet?”, but who said this was a regular phone? Its deceiving looks hide an open hardware development platform for mobile communication and computation in a secure environment. Intrigued? The Precursor is described by the developers as a device for everyday use that

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Run Android TV 13 on Your Raspberry Pi with This Unofficial Port

The Chromecast with Google TV gained its Android 12 upgrade last month. But funnily enough, your Raspberry Pi 4 can run an even newer version of Google’s smart TV software—Android TV 13. All you need is an unofficial port. If you’re a big fan of the Raspberry Pi, these next few sentences may give you

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EMULATE ANY ISA CARD WITH A RASPBERRY PI AND AN FPGA

One of the reasons the IBM PC platform became the dominant standard for desktop PCs back in the mid-1980s was its open hardware design, based around what would later be called the ISA bus. Any manufacturer could design plug-in cards or even entire computers that were hardware and software compatible with the IBM PC. Although

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NODE MINI SERVER V3 FEATURES RASPBERRY PI 4 FOR SERVER OR MINI PC

NODE has been in the market of Mini Server designs for a while now, and now they have launched the NODE Mini Server Version 3, which exploits the power and performance of the new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. About the NODE Version 3, the company says: Like the previous versions, one of the main goals here is

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Raspberry Pi magazine Pico W retro gaming special

Retro gamers and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested to know that the latest official Raspberry Pi magazine issue 122 is now out providing great articles on how to enjoy classic arcade games and retro gaming using the Raspberry Pi Pico W mini PC. With features showing you “how to hack hardware build handheld consoles

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RASPBERRY PI PICO IS CAPABLE OF DISPLAYING A RGB COLOR-PICKER A PIXEL

Since the Raspberry Pi RP4204-powered color picker was created by Guy Dupont, the manufacturer and developer of the hex-colored paints, this never-ending question has been so easy. It’s a quick way to tell the exact colour you want using hardware, as with a couple of LEDs in this case, that you’d use in other projects.

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