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Shenzhen Xunlong has released introductory specs for a Rockchip RK3399 based Orange Pi 4 SBC. It is seemed to be smaller, more affordable than the Orange Pi RK3399, faster and more feature-rich than the Orange Pi 3. There is also an Orange Pi 4B variant which adds a Lightspeeur 2801S AI...

Shenzhen Xunlong Software launched Orange Pi AI Stick 2801 neural compute stick last year for $69. It was interesting as an alternative to Intel Neural Compute Stick. But once the documentation and SDK were released a few days later we discovered you could only run demos with the stick...

Shenzhen Xunlong Software is introducing a new, compact SBC to the market. The Orange Pi Zero2 is a little bit larger than its predecessor and more powerful to boot. The board comes with an Allwinner H6 SoC that incorporates four ARM Cortex-A53 cores, 512 MB of LPDDR3 RAM, 4 GB of eMMC...

Orange Pi has launched their new Pi Zero LTS development board equipped with an Allwinner H2+ SoC. The Orange Pi Zero LTS, it is an update to Orange Pi Zero Allwinner H2+ board, and has the same specifications, but with changes to the hardware that Shenzhen Xunlong Software claims lower...

M2M IOT has launched a GW-01 LoRaWAN gateway based on an Orange Pi Zero H2+ SBC which supports outdoors installations. The GW-01 integrates the Zero H2+ with an 8-channel LoRaWAN board based on Semtech’s SX1301 LoRa concentrator. The $120 “GW-01” LoRaWAN gateway runs Linux on an...

A few time has passed since the addition of Orange Pi PC 2 to the Orange Pi family of SBCs made by Shenzhen Xunlong Software CO., Limited and this successful and high capable board still sales like crazy at $36.65 from various distributors online. Even though this 85×55mm board...

Shenzhen Xunlong Software has launched an open-spec, Allwinner H6 based "Orange Pi 3" SBC. The $30 to $40 SBC offers GbE, HDMI 2.0, 4x USB 3.0, WiFi-ac, and mini-PCIe, with the $40 SBC offering 2GB of RAM and 8GB eMMC. Shenzhen Xunlong Software earlier launched their first Allwinner H6...

Intel launched the Neural Compute Stick back in 2017, and now the Neural Compute Stick 2 was announced in Beijing in November this year which promises almost 20x the power of the Stick 1. Also, Intel isn't the only one launching or building something related to AI sticks, Gyrfalcon...