Radxa Zero is an ultra thin SBC in small form factor with powerful performance based on Amlogic S905Y2, starting at $16.95! The Radxa Zero also has: Integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. eMMC and MicroSD storage. 512MB, 1GB, 2GB or 4GB of...
ameriDroid: Official Shelly Reseller ameriDroid and Shelly have formed a strategic relationship to bring privacy-centric and powerful controllers, sensors, and devices to the ameriDroid user community. "Shelly" is a line of powerful, configurable, open, and privacy-centric controllers and sensors for...
From YouTube: Dongjin Kim has created a video showing how to install Debian Buster and CoreELEC using Netbook Installer and using Petitboot on the ODROID-HC4 due to arrive at ameriDroid.com in early November 2020. Check it out and let us...
From ODROID Forum: We’ve heard that many users wanted to run their storage server on a modern ARM 64bit platform with more DRAM memory, higher power efficiency and more storage capacity. Therefore, we started developing a new Home-Cloud platform late...
Our friends at Category5.TV worked with us to create an easy way to pass cables through walls, floors, ceilings, desks, etc. As Robbie works hard toward getting Studio E fully operational, ameriDroid's 3D printer came in handy and provided a...
Note: The underlined link on each bullet point links to the article. The bold links link to other resources on that topic on ameridroid.com. ODROID-H2+: The New And Enhanced X86 Platform Setting up the ODROID-H2+: Installing the H2+ NIC Driver...
The ODROID-N2+ has been announced. It is largely the same as its predecessor, the ODROID-N2, but with a big bump in performance, additional cooling options, an integrated RTC battery holder, and a reduced height due to optimized heatsink design. The...
We're trying to catch up on the issues of ODROID Magazine that we've missed mentioning over the past few months. We'd like to blame it on COVID-19 (which is partly true), but also partly because we miss the notifications ourselves...
We're trying to catch up on the issues of ODROID Magazine that we've missed mentioning over the past few months. We'd like to blame it on COVID-19 (which is partly true), but also partly because we miss the notifications ourselves...
