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Digital Signage boards are prevalent today, mainly because they are the most visually appealing mode of advertisement. These boards use SBC because they are compact, low-cost, and low-power. One such SBC is Geniatech’s DS-3566, it is a powerful yet efficient display SBC powered by a...

Founded in 2005, Orange Pi has been a leading provider of open-source hardware and software for integrated electronic technology products. The company is also known for providing single-board computers, and they have launched yet another integrated computer– Orange Pi 5. Inside Orange...

Since the Rockchip RK1808 SoC series was released about three years ago, this is the first time we will see the chip being used in the mPCIe form factor, despite always finding its way into several single-board computers. Toybrick TB-RK1808M0 offers a more recent version of the Rockchip...

In simple terms, system-on-module (SoM) is an integrated printed circuited board with core components consisting of processor cores, communication interfaces, and memory blocks etc. Famously known as the Raspberry Pi (RPi) Compute Module (CM) is an SoM that can be interfaced on a...

PinePhone Pro Explorer Edition was initially announced on October 15, 2021, featuring the low-power and high-performance Rockchip RK3399S system-on-chip. As we all know, Rockchip has been releasing powerful SoCs in the market for embedded electronic hardware devices, but this chip is...

Six months since the release of the Geniatech DB10 AI development board for smart automation applications, the manufacturer has come up with an RK3568-based K3 intelligent development board with high performance and stability. More than a year after the launch of RK3568, it is...

Radxa announced a new Arm Desktop standard single board computer, ROCK 5 Model B based on the Rockchip RK3588 low-power and high-performance processor for edge computing. Radxa became one of the first manufacturers to embed an RK3588 system-on-chip showing the capabilities for digital...

Recent news reaching us is that Helios4 and Helios64 manufacturer, Kobol, has decided to call it quits promising to only give its support to its customers when available. The three-man company behind the popular open-spec network-attached storage (NAS) devices made this announcement...