The Radxa Dragon Q6A is a credit card-sized computer that looks a lot like a Raspberry Pi. But it’s an interesting little device for a few reasons. One is that it has an m.2 slot with support for PCIe ...

The general notion of a computer is a big machine that can run operating systems and software. Even though laptops have gotten slimmer and desktops also come in small sizes without any compromise in ...

December 18, 2012 – Mouser Electronics, Inc. is stocking Olimex’s new open-source OLinuXino-MINI Single-board Linux Computer, featuring the i.MX233 ARM926J processor from Freescale Semiconductor. The ...

Single-board computers (SBCs) have evolved from simple educational tools into powerful devices capable of handling tasks ranging from everyday computing to complex machine learning algorithms. In an ...

Most so-called single-board computers feature a processor, memory, and other core features soldered directly to the mainboard. But if you want to actually use the computers, you typically have to plug ...

The Mango Pi MQ Pro is a single-board computer (SBC) is an innovative Linux micro development board that features a compact size, impressive specifications, and plenty of versatility. This micro dev ...

Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global IoT solutions provider, launched three smart single board computers Tuesday designed to speed product development and reduce costs. The QSM368Z, QSM560DR and ...

We were talking about [Christopher Barnatt]’s very insightful analysis of what the future holds for the Raspberry Pi single board computers on the Podcast. On the one hand, they’re becoming such ...

In brief: IoT startup Particle looks geared to shake up the single-board computer market with their latest creation – the Tachyon. This credit card-sized Linux computer packs the kind of serious ...

Particle has launched Tachyon, its first Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered single-board computer (SBC) designed to make cutting-edge chipsets and AI tooling widely accessible to consumers and businesses.

Raspberry Pi isn’t the no-brainer it used to be.