Check out our latest video where we show how to open the Pinebook Pro from Pine64. This is useful to install an M2 SSD (adapter required) or to swap out the eMMC. Of course, tinkerers will love the easy access...
From armbsd.org: A bootable image of NetBSD is now available for the Pinebook Pro. It's super easy to try it out. Just write the image to a microSD card, put it in the Pinebook Pro, and reboot! Let us know...
From Electromaker.io: The RockPro64 is a beefy single-board computer (SBC). Pine64's Rockchip RK3399-powered maker board features up to 4GB of LPDDR4, Gigabit Ethernet, and 4K video output. It's an affordable, extremely capable development board. Yet despite its computing capabilities, the...
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...
By Duncan Cline, ameriDroid Technician: How to assemble your ROCKPro64 Premium Aluminum Case. This durable, stylish aluminum case for the ROCKPro64 features passive cooling to keep your SBC operating at it's peak potential! Features: Fully Aluminum Casing, custom-designed for ROCKPro64...
By Duncan Cline, ameriDroid technician: Curious how to write an image (OS) to your eMMC module or microSD card for use with Single Board Computers? This video shows you how! eMMC and microSD cards at ameriDroid
By Bo Lechnowsky, President of ameriDroid.com: If you haven't seen Part 1 first, click here. We use a lot of SBCs here at ameriDroid. This video shows us modifying an old full tower case to supply power to a wide...
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...
