Are you a fan of Doom? Are you tired of playing it on a computer (or basically anything with a screen?) Look no further! Our pals over at electromaker.io have come up with a way to play it on a...
Regular ameriBlog readers may notice that some of these articles seem like they are repeats of articles they have already read here on the ameriBlog. That's due to a renewed collaboration between ameriDroid and ODROID Magazine where we submit articles...
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...
ameriDroid is excited to announce that the excellent Khadas VIM3 single-board computer and related accessories have arrived at ameriDroid! (Scroll down for more) Browse our Khadas catalog, and check out Category5.tv's excellent review of this system below. As you'll see,...
by Miguel Alatorre, ameriDroid Technician: In the eyes of many, NVIDIA is focused solely on graphics cards; this, however, is not entirely true. NVIDIA also has a hand in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. They make sure hardware has the...
From pine64.org: Here are a few things that are happening in the PINE64 community right now: PineTab is up and running! - Getting an illuminated keyboard Pinebook Pro pre-orders sum-up - Public pre-orders 25 August PinePhone prototype this month -...
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...
Did you know the PINE64 Clusterboard has mounting holes in a mini-ITX pattern that is also supported by most ATX cases? Just to test this out, we grabbed a decommissioned 10-year-old desktop computer, stripped it, and mounted the Clusterboard in...
According to a presentation provided by PINE64 to AOSC and made public, Pine Microsystems is planning to release two new modules to run on the PINE64 Clusterboard: SORock - Based presumably off the ROCKPro64, but possibly the ROCK64. Assumed that...
