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FriendlyELEC a well-known manufacturer of SBCs and peripheral devices, has recently unveiled CM3588 NAS Kit a new Rockchip RK3588 board with quard M.2 Key-M sockets. The M.2 can provide a PCIe Gen 3 x1 interface which can take in 2280 NVMe SSDs or other M.2 PCIe modules. The board is...

In a follow-up to the earlier NanoPi R4S, FriendlyElec has announced the release of the NanoPi R4SE, an open-source platform with dual-Gbps Ethernet ports designed for IoT applications. The new NanoPi R4SE is powered by a Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core processor with a clock speed up to...

FriendlyELEC has announced its newest addition to the NanoPi range, the NanoPi R5S. The NanoPi R5S is a single-board computer that includes three Ethernet ports, of which two are capable of 2.5-gigabit operations, and one is capable of gigabit connectivity. Furthermore, it also provides...

The recently launched NanoPi Neo3 from FriendlyElec is a single board computer that runs Linux on a quad-core Cortex-A53 Rockchip RK3328 and has 1 or 2GB DDR4, Gigabit Ethernet port, USB 3.0, and a wide operating range of -20 0C to 70 0C. Like most of the earlier released Neo models from...

The NanoPi R2S, which was recently launched by FriendlyElec back in January of this year, was an upgrade to the NanoPi R1S. At the time of the Nano Pi R2S publication, the board wasn't available, and there wasn't any information about the pricing either. As of now, FriendlyElec has fully...

In a bid to achieve full rate dual Gigabit, the FriendlyElec's team is currently working on its latest open-source IoT application artifact which is an upgraded version of the NanoPi R1S SBC & Gateway, called the NanoPi R2S. In contrast to the NanoPi R1S which came with 512MB RAM,...

FriendlyELEC has recently launched a new family of boards called the "ZeroPi". While they go by a name similar to that of the Arduino Zero Compatible development kit for robotic motion structure systems, the FriendlyElec ZeroPi boards are tons different as they feature an Allwinner H3...

FriendlyElec has launched a new SOM-RK3399 and  SoM-RK3399 Development Kit based on Rockchip’s powerful SoC and aimed at AI and computer vision applications. The s $75, RK3399-based “SOM-RK3399” COM/SBC hybrid can function alone or can be expanded with a $120 “SOM-RK3399 Dev...