Tag: raspberry Pi CM4

Shenzhen-China based Open Source hardware manufacturer, Radxa has launched its system on module (SoM), Radxa CM3 which the company says is "a drop-in-replacement for Raspberry Pi CM4" for open hardware developments and deployments. The Radxa CM3 is built on Rockchip RK3566 SoC with a...

With the increased number of cloud storage solutions now available to support virtual data access, it is undeniably true that cloud computing has come to stay in the tech ecosystem. KubeSail, a self hosting company, has added to this number with their newest product called the PiBox 2...

If you have been using Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, then this peripheral IO board will come in handy for many applications. With this new option for your peripheral connectivity to Raspberry Pi Computer Module 4, Waveshare’s Compact PCIe features four USB 3.2 Gen. 1 ports on the...

Efficient routing applications require effective bandwidth management, reduced network management cost, flexible function selection, friendly management interface with a fast boot time amongst other features which are usually tedious with hard routers. This is why a Shenzhen,...

Recent times have shown that an increased number of portable home entertainment streaming technologies with non - region specific circuitry have made access to TV shows, movies, and games easier and more exciting. With HDMI port and high computing performance of one of such devices like...

Sharp NEC Display Solutions has launched an embedded Linux signage computer, which has a large-format retrofit display system with digital signage capability called the MPi4 NEC. The MPi4 NEC MediaPlayer is based on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Application of the system includes;...

The latest design from Seeed Studio is one that will pique your interest if you are a software router enthusiast, a Linux developer, an HTPC maker, or just the regular Raspberry Pi user. It is a carrier board for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 and it offers two Gigabit Ethernet...

Wiretrustee has designed an ultra-compact x4 SATA Raspberry Pi CM4 carrier board with up to 220MB/s throughput for NAS applications. "After watching a couple of videos from Jeff Geerling I thought I might try it out and build my own SATA carrier board for the CM4," said an unnamed...