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In an attempt to revolutionize the router industry, MangoPi launches one of its first RISC-V-based Router Boards with ArtInChip D213ECV 64-bit RISC-V processor, 28 MB DDR3 RAM, 256MB SPI NAND flash. Prices at US $39.14, this little 5 x 5cm device could be a game changer. Measuring just...

In simple terms, system-on-module (SoM) is an integrated printed circuited board with core components consisting of processor cores, communication interfaces, and memory blocks etc. Famously known as the Raspberry Pi (RPi) Compute Module (CM) is an SoM that can be interfaced on a...

We saw several Banana Pi that not only competes with Raspberry Pi but also OrangePi and Beagle boards. SinoVoip Co. Limited has released a new product to its long list of ARM-based SBCs, Banana Pi BPI M2 Pro, which is similar to the Banana Pi BPI-M2+ because they share the same number...

If you have been using home automation devices to control, monitor, and status reading, they may employ the Z-Wave communication protocol. There have seen several SBCs that support the interface of the Z-Wave protocol, like the RK3568 development board. It is widely known for its...

Many of us plan to turn Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer into a retro music player. There are several projects that we discussed using Raspberry Pi as a controller to build an 80s style music player. However, these projects use bulky hardware, which may not be as portable...

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...

FriendlyELEC is currently working on new RK3399 SoC based single board computer called NanoPi R4S. The company has not officially announced the board yet but it's existence was discovered by CNX software who came across a "hidden page" where the board was extensively talked...