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Low energy consumption is one of the key catalysts for scalable product launches. If your product is power-hungry, customers will certainly give you negative feedback. Consequently, every developer strives to make their products have extended battery lives, and they are increasingly...

Hardkernel has announced an open-spec, “ODROID-HC4” Network-Attached Storage (NAS) device that runs Linux on a quad -A55 Amlogic S905X3 and offers 4GB DDR4, HDMI 2.0 and two PCIe-driven 2.5- or 3.5-inch SSD/HDD slots for just $65 to $75. This follows after the company updated its...

With Amlogic S922X Rev. C Processor Clocked at up to 2.4 GHz, Odroid-N2 Plus is possibly the fastest open-spec single board computer the world has ever seen. The rising technological advancements in IoT plus the increase in demand for smart connected devices have resulted in more...

Hardkernel started working on an ODROID x86 board since last year, and the board was slated to launch later in 2017 according to the CEO in an interview published in ODROID magazine. After several repetitions, procedures, and processors considerations, the ODROID-H2 is set to become...

Hardkernel has produced a single-unit version of its four-unit, 32-core Odroid-MC1 cluster computer for running Docker Swarm, Build Farm, and other parallel computing applications. The design offers greater flexibility for users to combine Odroid-MC1 Solo units for a “single unit,...

The dire need to always find a suitable case to match your design needs especially as it is almost becoming difficult to rely on SBC vendors to provide you with one, has in recent times brought about the invention of some laser cut enclosures with Inkscape and likewise the development...

Engineers and makers can use and test new technologies for IoT projects quickly using development boards. The best SBCs are those that can be used for any project, including Internet of Things (IoT) projects. This means that a powerful board with the fastest technology might not be the...

Last year, when Hardkernel decided to discontinue the production of the ODROID-H2+ SBC as a result of the global chip shortage currently faced by the IoT market, we thought that was the end for that line of boards, little did we know that the company had a lot up their sleeves. We are...