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The Banana Pi BPI-F3 Dev Board, developed by SpacemiT Technologies Ltd., is a compact development board developed by the RISC-V Foundation's RVA22 standards. The 8-core RISC-V K1 chip powers it and features 16GB of RAM and a 2.0 TOPs NPU, among many others. Previously, we have covered...

In the ever-expanding world of single-board computers (SBCs), the Banana Pi BPI-M4 Zero emerges as a compelling alternative to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, boasting a familiar form factor with enhanced features and performance. Built on the Allwinner H618 platform, this diminutive yet...

The Geekworm X1004 HAT+ for the Raspberry Pi 5 supports two SSDs, allowing for a total storage capacity of up to 8TB. It enables quick data transfer speeds—up to 5 Gbps using PCIe 2.0 and up to 8 Gbps with PCIe 3.0. Previously, we have seen many companies build NVMe HATs for the Pi5...

A few months back SAPPHIRE launched the EDGE IPC-FP6, a mini-ITX Motherboard with AMD Ryzen Embedded V2000 SoC and support for 10GbE Ethernet. The motherboard features four DisplayPort outputs for 4K displays, M.2 sockets for both storage and wireless modules, two SATA ports for...

Arch Tech has recently released the Radxa ROCK 5A Pink Edition with a price tag of around $109.50, this SBC not only features an eye-catching new color but also supports the lightweight operating system DietPi. The ROCK 5A is equipped with a powerful combination of processors: four...

Youteetoo has just released the Youteetoo Cyboboard R1 or in short Youyeetoo R1, it is a Rockchip RK3588S-based SBC in a 100×69.3mm form factor. The board is tiny but packs a boatload of features including two M.2 ports, WiFi and Bluetooth connector, NFC, four display interfaces, dual...

65W CPU support, purpose-built power input architecture, and unparalleled expansion make the EPIC-RPS9 the industrial solution for 2024 AAEON, a global leader in embedded computing, has released the EPIC-RPS9, the latest addition to its 4" EPIC Board portfolio, and the smallest SBC to...

With great power comes great responsibility, and in the world of computing, greater power often leads to significant heat generation. This seems to be the case with the new Raspberry Pi 5, so much so that they had to introduce an active cooler to cool the Pi. Active coolers are well...