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The latest and greatest Raspberry Pi 400 no longer looks like a hacker board for the DIY crowd, but like a full-fledged desktop. We take it through it’s paces to see if it lives up to its promise. […]
Continue reading Raspberry Pi 400: Big Bang for Little Bucks
As open source hardware becomes a real thing, companies work to redesign the keyboard from the ground up using open designs. […]
Continue reading Three Companies Bringing Innovation to Open Keyboards
From the open source RISC-V processor and Open Compute Project server designs to prosthetics and other items made with 3D printers, open source hardware is here to stay. […]
Continue reading Where Open Hardware Is Today
Our irrepressible Phil Shapiro thought you might like to hear something on the Fourth that isn’t a national anthem or the 1812 Overture. And who knew he could sing or play an instrument? We’re considering renaming his column, The Penguinista Minstrel. […]
Continue reading An Ode to the Coming of the 4K Board
Open source driving a single wheel. Now, that’s a balancing act. Look at this open source unicycle motor.
The Screening Room
My open source buddy Kevin Cole, who lives in Washington DC […]
Continue reading An Open Source Unicycle Motor
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