Featured articles in this issue: emuELEC: Alpha Version Now Available For The ODROID-N2 Custom Boot Logo: Creating a custom boot image for the ODROID-C2 ZoneMinder on ODROID-XU4: Build your own surveillance solution How to Build a Monku Retro Gaming Console...
This week, Tetris turns 35! In honor of this occasion, did you know that you can play Tetris in your Linux terminal? Here's what you need to do for Ubuntu / Debian / Armbian (and related OSes), whether you are...
One of the little annoyances of addressing Linux-based SBCs (and even Linux-based desktop and laptop systems) is getting their host names to respond over the network. Thanks to a pointer in Daniel Lemire's blog, there is a simple way to...
By Moe Long - Electromaker.io "The ODROID-XU4 is among my favorite Raspberry Pi alternatives. With its octa-core processing, eMMC module support, and operating system (OS) compatibility, the ODROID-XU4 is a versatile single-board computer. Though the XU4 is well-suited to use for a bevy...
Carlos Eduardo over at Medium.com recently reviewed the performance of the ODROID-N2, especially compared to the Rockchip RK3399. Here are links to the products that Carlos mentioned in the review (fast and inexpensive shipping to the US and Worldwide): ODROID-N2...
One of our most excellent customers, Bhaskar S, recently wrote an article about how to build an ODROID-N2 cluster. Recommended Parts List: 5x ODROID-N2 5x 12V/2A Power Supply 5x eMMC Module or Sandisk UHS-1 microSD card 5x Ethernet Cable 1x Pack...
Check out the recent review of the ODROID-N2 by Phoronix. Spoiler: The N2 even defeats some of the NVIDIA offerings in many benchmarks Read more on the Phoronix site
Our friend, ETA Prime, is giving away an ODROID-N2 with 16GB eMMC that we sent him, plus an NVIDIA Jetson Nano and a GPi (we'll be carrying these as well as soon as they are available). Enter the contest for...
