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LattePanda has unveiled its latest single-board computer, the LattePanda Sigma, which is a compact x86 device with a powerful Intel Core i5-1340P processor. This quad-core processor, with an efficient core clock speed of 3.40 GHz and a maximum turbo frequency of 4.60 GHz, ensures...

The Arduboy Mini is a brand-new handheld gaming system that can be backed on Kickstarter. It is designed to fit into the coin pocket of your jeans, and it is available for purchase there. The layout of the Game Boy served as inspiration for the design of this diminutive gaming console,...

Engineers and makers can use and test new technologies for IoT projects quickly using development boards. The best SBCs are those that can be used for any project, including Internet of Things (IoT) projects. This means that a powerful board with the fastest technology might not be the...

Introduction The growing adoption of IoT technology and related products has caused a corresponding growth in the market of single-board computers. In the past few years we have seen several SBC market manufacturers flood the market with different makes and types of boards, so much so...

Independent hardware Developer, Travis Lin, has just designed and launched his newest device with the product name, DSTIKE USB KEEPER. The board is designed to function as an input device to a personal computer (PC) and an integrated USB HID Arduino board for project developments. The...

Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. For programming, the previous version of Arduinos required a serial port connection to your computer. As the platform evolved, using a USB conversion chip was only a slight...

After successful crowdfunding by the manufacturer of Arduboy that was subscribed more than 15x times, now we are looking at an upgraded version of the basic Arduboy gaming console. This product, Arduboy FX is built around the ATmega32u4 MCU same as the predecessor coming with 32KB flash...

We have all been there. Everytime we start adding new peripherals, sensors and actuators to our projects, we eventually will reach a point where the 3.3 and 5 V voltages from the microcontroller (when they are available) are not enough, either because we require more current than what...