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Pimoroni PIM534 Inky Impression (7 color ePaper/eInk/EPD) display is a big, beautiful, 5.7", and 600 x 448 pixel 7 color electronic paper display for Raspberry Pi. The low power consumption e-paper display is crisp and readable in bright sunlight and the image will persist when...

A common trend with the Pi-branded boards, is that they are starting to stir away from the given name and getting their own territory. We have seen that recently with the Orange Pi series, and the new Banana Pi BPI-M5 is another good example of it. But what SinoVoip Co. has in store for...

We have covered some interesting Orange Pi boards in the past. An example of it is the Orange Pi Zero 2. The main take away is that the name is one of the only things they have in common. With the Orange Pi R1 plus, the conversation goes to another path, as you really cannot compare...

With the market being flooded by "Pi" branded products, it becomes hard to find out which ones deserve your attention and bring something new to the table, and not just impersonate the original Raspberry Pi models. This is as big of a rant you are going to get today, as we take a peek...

Radxa has launched its open-spec Rock Pi X Model B single-board computer, based on an Intel Atom processor, that can run Ubuntu 20.04 or Win 10. We were introduced to the Rock Pi X in September 2019, alongside some beta samples in July of 2020. However, Seeed and AllNetChina have begun...

Your first reaction to the Geniatech XPI 3128 SBC may be "I have seen this somewhere... Is this related to the Raspberry Pi 3?", and you are right, the board is strikingly similar to the ever-so-popular Raspberry Pi, but do not let the looks deceive you! The XPI 3128 is the new...

SinoVoip has listed specs for an upcoming Banana Pi BPI-M5 SBC with the same quad-core Cortex-A55 Amlogic S905X3 SoC. It is repeating many of the features from Hardkernel’s $50 Odroid-C4. This new SBC is the next-gen for the company's most recent Banana Pi BPI-M4, based on a quad A53...

VIA Technologies, Inc. today announced the launch of the VIA Pixetto vision sensor, an intuitive and engaging platform for teaching Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to students aged twelve and above. Full HD vision sensor with suite of pre-built Vision AI models,...