A company named Mogozen has been working for months on the CG Deck project and is now preparing to launch a crowdfunding ...
A lot of retrocomputer enthusiasts have a favourite system, to the point of keeping up 40 year old flame wars over which system was “best”. In spite of the serious, boring nature of the PC/AT and its ...
Shares of Raspberry Pi Holdings plc, a developer of miniature computers that power satellites and tomato bullhorns, jumped more than 37% in the company’s stock market debut today. The listing took ...
Apple’s Mac Mini was just refreshed last November. The headlining change this time around was its drastically smaller size. But on top of being able to hold this miniature Macintosh in your hand, ...
Apple released the M2 Mac Mini over two weeks ago, and I have been using it as my main at-home computer since. If you want to skip the post and just know what I think, my overall consensus is that ...
Qualcomm Technologies Inc. today announced plans to acquire Arduino S.r.l., an Italian company that develops open-source single-board computers. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Arduino’s ...
Update 9:22AM 8/6/2015: The Remix Mini has shot way past the original goal of $50,000 to the tune of one million dollars pledged. In celebration, the $40 tier for a 2GB model has been reopened, and ...
With tiny PCs like Intel's Compute Stick now a reality, it's increasingly difficult to envision a time when a single computer weighed 30 tons, took up as much space as a full-sized school bus and was ...
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6 reasons an old or refurbished mini PC is better than an SBC for your next home server
The idea of using a single-board computer (SBC) rather than a Mini PC has grown in popularity in recent years, but a Raspberry Pi or something similar might not always be the best option. If you have ...
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Doppler Labs makes a miniature computer for your ears that it hopes will become as ubiquitous as the iPhone. The new device, called Here One – which it is now pre-selling for $299 – allows wearers to ...
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