From Pieterjan Montens on Medium: I wanted [...] a deconstructed “mobile” ARM-based workstation where I could choose all the parts, without solder or duct-tape, just off-the-shelf components. It would be power-efficient. It would adapt to the places I’ll be working...
Duncan, our resident unboxer, has done it again! This time, he unboxes the Gamesir T4 Wireless Game Controller, compatible with most systems! Check out the video below:
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From Category5 TV: The PINE64 SOPINE Clusterboard is a single mATX board that supports up to 7 SOPINE modules, and more to come. Think of it as a single micro computer that actually has 7 physical computers built-in. They can...
Read All About It! Are you a company that needs product, but desires the flexibility that NET 60 terms offers? Are you a maker-run business that needs to ramp up production, but could use a 60 day buffer to get...
From moreware.org: A Raspberry-Pi can easily manage a web server, but connecting more than 1000 of them can happen anything. At the Oracle OpenWorld convention last Monday, the company showed a Raspberry Pi supercomputer that uses 1,060 Raspberry Pi in...
Pine64 continues to expand their product line horizontally, this time to the smartwatch sector with their newly-announced offering, the PineTime smartwatch. Pine64 released the announcement via Twitter, and in that tweet, they requested the help of FreeRTOS and ARM Mbed...
via Marius Gripsgard: Software support for the PinePhone, an Allwinner A64-powered open-source Linux smartphone, has been making excellent progress recently with numerous Linux touch-based operating systems. A couple of the main goals of the PinePhone is to be open-source (FOSS),...
From cnx-software.com, referencing an earlier ameriDroid.com article, plus new info from several sources including ameriDroid.com via TL Lim (founder of PINE64) and pine64.org: A few weeks ago, ameriDroid reported Pine64 would soon launch SORock and SOEdge systems-on-module, but at the...
