A year after introducing the Radxa X4 credit card-sized computer with an Intel N100 Alder Lake-N processor, it looks like Radxa is preparing to launch a new model that will bring several improvements. According to details uncovered by bret.dk, the upco…
A year after introducing the Radxa X4 credit card-sized computer with an Intel N100 Alder Lake-N processor, it looks like Radxa is preparing to launch a new model that will bring several improvements. According to details uncovered by bret.dk, the upcoming Radxa X5 will be a Raspberry Pi-shaped single-board computer with a (slightly) faster processor, memory […]
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The Orange Pi 4 Pro is a credit card-sized single-board computer that’s just a hair larger than a Raspberry Pi 5, and it even has a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin GPIO header. But it stands out for a few reasons. For one thing there’s a M.2…
The Orange Pi 4 Pro is a credit card-sized single-board computer that’s just a hair larger than a Raspberry Pi 5, and it even has a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin GPIO header. But it stands out for a few reasons. For one thing there’s a M.2 2280 PCIe 3.0 connector and an eMMC socket on the bottom […]
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The Orange Pi line of single-board computers include a wide range of models featuring Arm-based chips. But while most are designed to compete in the same entry-level space as Raspberry Pi hardware, the new Orange Pi 6 Plus has features that make it see…
The Orange Pi line of single-board computers include a wide range of models featuring Arm-based chips. But while most are designed to compete in the same entry-level space as Raspberry Pi hardware, the new Orange Pi 6 Plus has features that make it seem more like a competitor for the Intel/Asus NUC line of mini PCs. […]
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