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There has been extensive coverage on the Raspberry Pi 400 news that witnessed innovation in designing single-board computers. All manufacturers, developing embedded boards in the same design and form factor, lack a lot of innovation, which is much needed in this demanding edge AI...

Shenzhen Xunlong released its new board design Orange Pi 4 LTS, with almost the same specifications and layout as Orange Pi 4 but with minor changes. It is considered to be an optimized version of the original Orange Pi 4 integrated with readily available components while keeping the...

Shenzhen-based electronics manufacturer; Xunlong Software Co., has announced the release of the latest member of its Orange Pi Family; The Orange Pi 3 LTS, designed for projects that require SBCs with high processing power but highly compact form factor. Built around the Allwinner H6...

  Chinese manufacturer, Shenzhen Xunlong has launched yet another open-source single-board computer featuring the Allwinner H6 system-on-chip: Orange Pi 3 LTS. We have witnessed the new Orange Pi hitting the market every time around this time of the year, just like the Orange Pi...

Just about a year ago, Shenzhen Xunlong Software updated its Orange Pi range of boards with an Orange Pi R1 Plus SBC powered by a Rockchip RK3328 quad-core Cortex-A53 processor running @ 1.5 GHz, coupled with 1GB RAM, dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, and one USB port for router...

We saw Orange Pi board, a clone of a Raspberry Pi featuring almost all functionalities similar to Raspberry Pi 2. At present, Shenzhen LC Technology has launched a clone of Orange Pi PC known as Cherry Pi PC V7 featuring the same quad-core processor. That is Allwinner’s quad-core H3...

We have covered some interesting Orange Pi boards in the past. An example of it is the Orange Pi Zero 2. The main take away is that the name is one of the only things they have in common. With the Orange Pi R1 plus, the conversation goes to another path, as you really cannot compare...

With the market being flooded by "Pi" branded products, it becomes hard to find out which ones deserve your attention and bring something new to the table, and not just impersonate the original Raspberry Pi models. This is as big of a rant you are going to get today, as we take a peek...