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The MeLE PCG02 Pro, known for its ultra-slim and fanless design, has received an upgrade with the latest Intel Processor N100 Alder Lake-N CPU. Initially introduced with an Intel Celeron J4125 (Gemini Lake Refresh) or Celeron N5105 (Jasper Lake) processor in 2022, the PC stick now...

In a previous post, we discussed the Radxa Zero 3W & 3E, both powered by the Rockchip RK3566 and designed to mimic the form factor of the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and Orange Pi Zero 2W. At that time, Radxa had not disclosed its pricing. However, they have recently announced that these...

In a recent announcement, orange has recently announced some key details about their latest Orange Pi 5 Pro SBC. From that, we know this new board will be built around the RK3588S SoC and It will have a GbE port with PoE+ support, M.2 Key slot for expansion, and Wi-Fi5/BT5.0...

Ambiq, renowned for low-power "intelligent devices," has introduced its cutting-edge Apollo510 system-on-chip (SoC), heralding a significant advancement in energy efficiency and performance for edge AI applications. The Apollo510 brings forth a remarkable 30-fold improvement in power...

The LattePanda team launched the LattePanda Mu, an exceptional micro x86 compute module poised to swiftly empower custom design solutions. With an Intel N100 CPU, it is compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems. The LattePanda Mu demonstrates superior CPU performance compared...

Radxa has recently launched two new single-board computers - the ROCK 5C and the ROCK 5C Lite. The ROCK 5C is built around the RK3588S SoC, while the ROCK 5C Lite is built around the RK3582 SoC. The company has made these boards fundamentally different; the only commonalities between...

Arduino has just announced their new Arduino Nano Matter Board, powered by a SiLabs MGM240SD22VNA MPU. The MPU features a 32-bit Arm Cortex-M33 core with DSP and FPU, enhancing its performance. The board supports various connectivity options, including Matter, OpenThread, BLE, and...

Espressif Systems just announced their latest and greatest module the ESP32-P4. The most interesting thing about this SoC is that it doesn't have a Radio Module built-in, meaning No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth capabilities. Other than that it features a new RISC-V dual-core CPU clock at 400MHz...