Open Source Hardware manufacturer Radxa has come up with Radxa Zero, a board with a Zero form factor which may be an alternative for Adafruit’s Raspberry Pi Zero. This new member of the SBC family is based on Amlogic Y series chips which are capable
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
Radxa’s Rock Pi 4 Plus single-board computers resemble the Raspberry Pi. However, they employ but uses Rockchip RK3399 Hexa-core processors instead of Broadcom BCM2711 quad-core processors. The Rockchip RK3399 has been phased out in favour of the Rockchip OP1. It features a more powerful SoC
