Category: SBC

Beelink has recently launched one of the most powerful mini PC that we have come across so far, powered by a 45W AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX 8-core, 16-thread processor running at up to 4.9 GHz with up to 64GB DDR5-4800MHz and M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage: the GTR6 6900HX mini PC. Integrated...

Distec, a German company committed to building complete display solutions and components, has designed an embedded box PC built specifically for industrial and low-cost applications, as well as round-the-clock operations. The fanless and compact BoxPC Pro NPA-2009 system is powered by...

Seeed Studio has launched a Jetson Xavier NX-based A203 Mini PC designed for artificial intelligence applications deployed at the edge. Given its smaller form factor than the Nvidia Jetson NX Developer Kit, the hardware platform is capable of delivering the same performance of up to 21...

Last year after SiFive introduced its Performance P550 quad-core processor – the fastest 64-bit RISC-V processor so far with a SPECInt 2006 score of 8.65/GHz – Intel made it known that it was partnering with SiFive to develop the Horse Creek platform which was to be powered by the...

The US-based wireless power and charging company, Energous in partnership with E-peas, has released its new wireless energy harvesting kit, which includes the 1W WattUp PowerBridge transmitter. The kit combines Energous’ radio frequency (RF) solution with E-peas’ power management IC...

Last year, when Hardkernel decided to discontinue the production of the ODROID-H2+ SBC as a result of the global chip shortage currently faced by the IoT market, we thought that was the end for that line of boards, little did we know that the company had a lot up their sleeves. We are...

Pine64 has announced an all-new RISC-V-based single-board computer, Ox64. The single-board computer is powered by the Bouffalo Lab BL808 system-on-chip and is manufactured with a breadboard-friendly form factor. At the heart of the board is a system-on-chip that makes use of an uncommon...

If you are looking for a form factor that is way smaller than the mini-ITX form (75% smaller), then you should be talking about the Pico-ITX form factor, developed in 2007 by VIA as part of its strategy to enable system developers and OEMs to create smaller, lighter and quieter devices...