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The big news in the single board computer realm recently hasn’t been with the Raspberry Pi, but with actions centering around Arduino…or should we say Arduinos?
The Raspberry Pi Report
My introduction to […]
Continue reading The Positives and Negatives of Arduino
The Omega2 is a quarter of the size of a credit card with a 580MH processor, 64MB RAM, 16MB flash, built-in Wi-Fi, a $5 price and with Linux preinstalled. What’s not to like about that? […]
Continue reading $5 Omega2 SBC Beats $300K Stretch Goal
Rob “drtorq” Reilly
Combining steampunk with Linux and single board computers like the Raspberry Pi automatically seems like an idea fraught with cool possibilities. So does the bigger picture, which Reilly hits on in this […]
Continue reading STEAMpunking Linux: The Physical Computing Stack
The CHIP computer, a SBC that runs on Debian and is billed as “the world’s first $9 computer,” has been released. This video review of the Pocket CHIP offers a good preview of what it’s […]
Continue reading A Review of the Pocket CHIP Computer
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