In a bid to achieve full rate dual Gigabit, the FriendlyElec’s team is currently working on its latest open-source IoT application artifact which is an upgraded version of the NanoPi R1S SBC & Gateway, called the NanoPi R2S. In contrast to the NanoPi R1S which came with 512MB RAM, an Allwinner H3 / H5 processor and […]
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Variscite, the popular SOM manufacturer recently announced the launch of their new, NXP’s i.MX 8M Mini processor-powered SOM called; the VAR-SOM-MX8M-MINI System on Module. The new SOM which was designed to suit a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial automation, offers a low-power and cost-optimized SOM solution with ultimate scalability options that make it suitable for
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Flash the image Open Etcher Select the Raspbian image Select the drive to which you want to burn Double check your selections This is critical, as you run the risk of overwriting the wrong drive (including your primary hard drive) Click “Flash!” and wait until Etcher writes and validates the image. This can take around 10 minutes. Once finished, eject your SD card
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Vibrant, 4k resolution multi-displays come to life with NEXCOM’s new NDiS V1000 digital signage player. Powered by AMD’s APU microprocessor, the seamlessly integrated CPU and GPU result in a high performance yet lower-power device perfect for retail environments – and even private use. The value-added and scalable NDiS V1000’s compact design is the result of customer feedback, with
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Overview The Raspberry Pi 3B+ (and all other current Raspberry Pis) has built in WiFi. The “wlan0” interface is typically the default gateway of connection besides Ethernet, but it is not capable of entering “monitoring mode”. In this tutorial, we will show you how to ensure a separate network adapter is capable of monitoring mode
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Radxa has officially launched the Rock Pi N10, a sandwich-style 100 x 100mm board based around the Rockchip RK3399Pro SoC. This community-backed board has a new flavor of RK3399 that adds up to 3-TOPS NPU co-processor for better performance in deep-learning workloads. The new Rock Pi N10 has a maximum RAM allotment beyond the RK3399’s 4GB limit so it can provide
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Peakago Computer has started an IndieGoGo campaign for its 7″ fanless laptop and mini-PC the Peakago. The campaign has raised 831% of the original target funding on its first day. The Peakago is not a new idea, as there have been a number of 7″ to 9″ display laptops that offer Windows operating systems. The advent of
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Axiomtek – a world-renowned leader relentlessly devoted in the research, development and manufacture of series of innovative and reliable industrial computer products of high efficiency – is pleased to release AIE500-901-FL, an advanced Artificial Intelligence embedded system for edge AI computing and deep learning applications. The high-performance embedded system employs an NVIDIA Jetson™ TX2 module which has
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Yes, this is yet another alarm clock! But I feel like I’m not the only one deisiring a nice and simple object like this one to keep on the bedside table. It comes with useful features like a soft wake up (with chirping birds from a little bluetooth speaker), changing set of information and luminosity for day and night, weather,
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We’re knee-deep in new microcontrollers over here, from the new Raspberry Pi Pico to an engineering sample from Espressif that’s right now on our desk. (Spoiler alert, review coming out Monday.) And microcontroller peripherals are a little bit like Pokemon — you’ve just got to catch them all. If a microcontroller doesn’t have 23 UARTS,
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