As the digital and technological world keeps on evolving so does gaming. What started off as solitaire and minesweeper is now a multi-billion dollar industry; estimated to hit 272 billion dollars by the year 2030. With every generation in gaming, multiple new technologies and advances
Radxa and the Rockchip Toybrick team have released their latest Single Board Computer (SBC), the ROCK 3 Model A. Developing the ROCK 3 Model A including hardware definition by Radxa and technical support from the Toybrick team. Both Radxa and Toybrick believe that the SBC
Since the recent launch of Pimoroni Pico LiPo that came with the Raspberry Pi’s in-house silicon tape out RP2040, the hobbyist electronics company based in the UK has continued to work with the tiny powerful MCU to release PGA2040 – a breakout board. “The PGA2040
Arduino announced that its IDE will now support Raspberry Pi RP2040 chips using the Arduino Mbed core. This means that programmers will no longer have to use the unofficial board plugins in the Arduino IDE to program their Raspberry Pi Pico. In the initial launch
SparkFun’s MicroMod series has developed an STM32 Processor Board. “MicroMod is a modular interface ecosystem that connects a microcontroller “processor board” to various “carrier board” peripherals utilizing the M.2 standard.” The STM32 Processor board has dimensions of about 20mm x 22mm. In addition, the STM32
AAEON, a leader in industrial embedded computing platforms, recently came up with the GENE-CML5 3.5” subcompact board. Unlike other SBCs, this board features an LGA1200 socket for using an Intel CPU of your choice. The GENE-CML5 3.5” subcompact board offers desktop-level performance in a compact
UP, the AAEON company’s sub-brand, recently launched the UP Squared Pro, which is the latest version of its series. This board’s main highlights is the support for the Windows system and compatibility with the Raspberry Pi GPIOs ecosystem. UP Squared Pro is an x86-based single-board
The leader in energy-efficient endpoint AI solutions, Eta Compute, has announced the ECM3532 AI Vision board, the most energy-efficient vision board, to speed up machine learning operations. The company’s second AI board is based on the ECM3532 TENSAI SoC with a Cortex-M3 microcontroller and a
Espressif recently launched the ESP32-C6, which adds up to its long list of ESP32 series of SoCs. The ESP32-C6 is claimed to be the company’s first low-power and cost-effective Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5 (LE) SoC making it one of the most powerful wireless connectivity
Beagle Board has partnered with Seeed and StarFive to bring out the best in their next-generation beagle board – BeagleV development board. This high-performance development board is based on the RISC-V architecture that aims to take open-source to the next level. The manufacturers intend to
