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Introduction Having your very own infrared thermal camera is very desirable. Previously, it was quite challenging to come across any options priced below $500. Even among those options, many had limited vertical resolutions of 100 pixels or less and subpar screens. However, there is...

Shenzhen Tomao, one of the leading OEM/ODM manufacturers with over 9 years of experience, has designed an Amlogic T972 multimedia network single-board computer with multiple HDMI inputs and a V-By-One display interface with support for up to 4K resolutions. Targeted at digital signage...

Single-board computers (SBC) have seen widespread application in the hardware ecosystem owing to the growing demand for mobile, portable, and embedded systems with reduced system's overall cost and connectors problems. Amongst the variety of SBC architectures available in the market,...

Azulle will soon launch its first deployable Android mini PC. The company is known for manufacturing small computers generally equipped with Intel processors and Windows software but this time, they decided to do the unusual with a palm-sized Android mini PC powered by a chip commonly...

We have already seen Firefly’s RK3566-based mini-computer that was designed to compete with the powerful Raspberry Pi 4. With support from the community, Firefly has now released a new mini-PC, Station M2 based on the high performance, low power powerful Rockchip SoC, RK3566 that can...

Qualcomm and Lantronix have come together to launch Snapdragon 888 Mobile Hardware Development Kit – a feature-rich Android development platform designed to provide Android app developers, hardware vendors, and original equipment manufacturers with the right software and tools...

After the release of the Amlogic S905X4 processor for 4K TV boxes with AV1 support, which was another successor for the already popular S905X3 processor, we couldn't wait to start seeing S905X4 TV boxes and we were excited when we learned about the launch of products like Mecool KM6 or...

T-Chip has recently introduced two fanless mini-PCs - Station P1 and M1 - that are similar in some sense and powered by Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core and RK3328 quad-core processors respectively. The Station P1 and M1 are affordable and compact mini PCs designed for ease and convenience...