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Kontron’s Kaby Lake Embedded PC KBox B-201 Runs Linux And Windows 10

Kontron’s new KBox B-201 embedded PC runs Yocto-based Linux or Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSB. This compact PC is powered by 7th Gen Intel Core “Kaby Lake” processors. The main highlighted features of this rugged system are its compact, 190 x 190 x 60mm, 2 kg footprint, its “silent” (less than 34 dB) fan, and its multiple storage and mounting options. This Mini-ITX […]

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DFI’s Apollo Lake Based AL551 SBC Runs Ubuntu And Windows 10

DFI or Diamond Flower Inc., a Taiwan based motherboard manufacturer is preparing to release an Ubuntu friendly 3.5-inch SBC “AL551” with an Apollo Lake SoC. It’s going to support Ubuntu 16.04, as well as Windows 10. We have already talked about PICO316, another “Apollo Lake” based SBC that runs both Linux and Windows 10. The AL551 supports all of

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Run any Windows Software on your Android Mobile Devices

Windows applications are very common for our everyday work and life, so why should we leave them home (or office) on our Windows desktop PCs? What if we could use them on the go, right on our smartphones or tablets? Well, with the modern IT development level this is not the question anymore. ExaGear Windows

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Panelization – using GerberPanelizer on Windows

This tutorial was done on Windows. Authors claim it could also be used on Linux by using Mono, but I haven’t tried and don’t understand a lot about Mono to see what could be done. I am switching to Linux nowadays, so I’d be very grateful to anybody that’d make instructions on how to launch

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Windows 10 IoT core – flash your image on Raspberry Pi 2

Story Do you want to get hands-on with Windows IoT having a Raspberry Pi B Version 2 sitting around … BUT you failed to get the image flashed on to an SD Card while missing a physical machine running Windows 10? (an VM based Windows 10 will not allow you to flash the SD card)

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Radio-astronomy with RTL-SDR, RaspberryPI and Amazon AWS IoT

UPDATE 2 Many thanks to Dave Typinski for the additions/corrections/phase plane probability map I added the various edits to paragraphs “Which kind of signals could I receive ?”, “A bit of scientific background”, “About CML-Io Phase Plane Probabilities”. UPDATE 1 I updated the software used in this project to use a different FFT library and different

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Windows 10 ILI9341 TFT LCD spi display

Story I recently bought a Raspberry Pi and had bought a (2.2 Inch Serial TFT SPI LCD Screen Module HD 240 x 320 5110 Compatible) display off the web a while ago. I wanted to connect the two together, so not being able to find a specific sample on the web, I wrote my own.

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Windows IoT Raspberry Pi Sense HAT

Update 2016-08-23: The project is now verified successfully on Raspberry Pi 3 on the Windows IoT Core build 10.0.14393.0. Update: Now there is a NuGet package to download for Visual Studio 2015: Emmellsoft.IoT.RPi.SenseHat This project was about to make the Raspberry Pi “Sense HAT” working on the Windows IoT platform. I had some initial help from Graham

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Remote desktop from Windows to Raspberry Pi

Instead of connecting your Raspberry Pi to a large TV monitor why not use Windows Remote Desktop Protocol to access your Raspberry Pi computer? In this ible I’ll show you how to use the windows remote desktop protocol to access your Raspberry Pi computer. Step 1: What you’ll need Nothing special is required for this

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USB relay module for Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi

USB is a very well documentated and reliable interface. Nearly every computer system today is equipped with one or more USB host connectors. Sometimes you need some inputs and outputs for tasks surrounding your PC or you have a cool idea for an automation with your Raspberry Pi or other micro computer. In all these

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