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Raspberry Pi has announced their custom microSD imaging software! The imaging utility will allow for easy imaging of your microSD with choice of OS right from the software. Read more about it here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-imager-imaging-utility/
Note: The first link on each bullet point links to the article. The other links on each bullet point links to other resources on that topic on ameridroid.com. Building an ODROID GameStation Turbo (OGST) Case For Your ODROID-XU4 Retro ESP32:...
From forum.pine64.org: TL;DR FOSDEM 2020 - Pine64 will be attending the expo on Saturday Feb 1, and will have a booth on Sunday, Feb 2. Bring your PinePhone with you if you are attending as something special may be available...
Following up to the wildly successful ODROID-GO portable retrogaming console comes the newest portable retrogaming offering from Hardkernel, the ODROID-GO Advance! In contrast to the OG ODROID-GO which utilized an ESP32 microcontroller as the main processor, the ODROID-GO Advance utilizes...
From Twitter: Updated images for ODROID family C2 / N2 / XU4 / XU4Q / HC1 / HC2 / MC1 with #armbian improved Linux kernel v5.4.y. Check it out at https://armbian.com/download/?tx_maker=hardkernel
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...
Nice message from one of our customers on Twitter (thanks @Hypnagogue!): Just going to reiterate how awesome @ameridroidSBC is. The gummies made my day. I am in #hacker heaven. Seriously the best #SBC company around.#ameriDroid #RaspberryPi #RPi #SingleBoardComputers pic.twitter.com/5AwRsXLCtJ —...
From Lukasz Erecinski at pine64.org: [Slight edits made for clarity. -Editor] Welcome to the last community update of the year. I think that 2019 will be remembered as the year PINE64 transitioned from being a relatively niche FOSS hardware project...
