The Nezha single-board computer is about the size of a Raspberry Pi, but instead of an ARM-based processor, this little computer is powered by a chip that uses RISC-V architecture. It’s not a very powerful chip, but with a $99 price tag and support for Linux, the Nezha is one of the most affordable options for developers and […]
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5 Comments on Pine64 introduces Quartz64 single-board PC with RK3566 processor, teases upcoming RISC-V board
Pine64 introduces Quartz64 single-board PC with RK3566 processor, teases upcoming RISC-V board
5 Comments on Pine64 introduces Quartz64 single-board PC with RK3566 processor, teases upcoming RISC-V boardOne of the next single-board computers from Pine64 is a 5.2″ x 3.1″ mini PC powered by a 1.8 GHz Rockchip RK3566 ARM Cortex-A55 processor and support for up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of eMMC storage, plus a lot of ports and connectors. It’s called the Quartz64 model-A and while Pine64 hasn’t announced pricing or […]
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Clockwork updates its hacker-friendly GameShell handheld (and the mini PC that powers it)
1 Comment on Clockwork updates its hacker-friendly GameShell handheld (and the mini PC that powers it)The Clockwork GameShell is a handheld game console designed that ships as a kit that you assemble yourself — I put one together in about a half hour a few months ago. The some-assembly-required nature of the GameShell has a few advantages for folks that aren’t worried about getting their hands dirty. First, it teaches […]