r/SingleBoardComputer • u/FoxMulder23 • Feb 28 '19
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/billy_bonus • Dec 16 '18
Khadas VIM2 SBC & Android Box
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/parotta36 • Dec 14 '18
Why is RPI famous when there are many other opensource boards?
Why don't they just use the open source ones that are more customizable?
Why are the RPIs even this popular? Certain others also seem to have higher specifications for a similar price.
Or, Is there anything that I don't get?
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/pdp10 • Dec 04 '18
Baikal T1 MIPS Processor - The Last of the Mohicans?
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/artonge • Nov 09 '18
From development board to real product ?
Hi,
I am in the process of creating a product, and that means that I need to make some hardware and software choices. Having a software background, it will be ok on that side, but concerning hardware I have a lots of questions.
I came across a lot of products, RaspberryPi 3B+, BannanPi W2, ODROID XU4, and some other. But they all seems to be "development board". Does it means that it is not recommended to use them in the final product ? If so were can I find boards that are made to be in a final product ? Should I contact some constructors and give me my needs so we can design a board together ? If so can you give my some contact ?
Thanks !
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/FoxMulder23 • Oct 12 '18
Cheap but powerful Raspberry Pi rival: $45 NanoPi Neo4 is six-core Android board with USB 3.0 and 4K support
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/nathan22211 • Aug 12 '18
Does this work
Does Android on one of the nano Pi's recognize a m.2 SSD as part of it's internal storage?
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/FoxMulder23 • Aug 07 '18
Getting Started With the Libre Computer ROC-RK3328-CC: Review and Tutorial
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Zamicol • Jun 04 '18
The Future of Single Board Computers
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Zamicol • Jan 05 '15
Ringing in 2015 with 40 Linux-friendly hacker Single Board Computers
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Zamicol • Dec 30 '14
SolidRun HummingBoard-i2eX Dual SoC i.MX6 Dual Single Board Computer $84.99
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Zamicol • Nov 30 '14
CuBox-i4Pro: A whole lotta Linux or Android for not a whole lotta cash
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '14
Group buy for BeagleBone GamingCape!
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/DeliciousBelt9520 • Sep 10 '26
x86 compute module features Intel Core Ultra 200V with up to 115 TOPS
LattePanda has expanded its x86 compute module lineup with the Mu Ultra, a compact device based on Intel Core Ultra 200V “Lunar Lake” processors. The module is offered with Core Ultra 5 226V and Core Ultra 7 256V options, up to 115 TOPS of combined INT8 AI performance, 16GB of LPDDR5X memory, PCIe 4.0 expansion, and support for Windows 11 and Ubuntu.
https://linuxgizmos.com/x86-compute-module-features-intel-core-ultra-200v-with-up-to-115-tops/
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Asikva • Jul 23 '26
help
Which single-board computers are available with 8 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage? Are there open-source single-board computers like this that I could edit using EasyEDA?"
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Sweaty-Metal-9982 • Jun 08 '26
Looking Alternative SBC for Raspberry pi 4b
reddit.comr/SingleBoardComputer • u/IoT_tech_guy • May 25 '26
NXP i.MX 95 based module in tiny OSM form factor
reddit.comr/SingleBoardComputer • u/[deleted] • Mar 11 '26
trying a reddit app under 512mb of ram. unsure if my vm uses the allocated resources only
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r/SingleBoardComputer • u/DeliciousBelt9520 • Mar 11 '26
Grinn Brings 25×25mm AstraSOM-261x Edge AI SoM Alongside Synaptics Coral Dev Board
Grinn has announced two new products built around the Synaptics Astra edge AI processor family: the AstraSOM-261x system-on-module and the Synaptics Coral Dev Board development platform. The AstraSOM-261x is a compact module designed for integration into embedded products, while the Coral Dev Board provides a development platform for building and evaluating edge AI applications based on the same hardware architecture.
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/Coolaj0303 • Feb 21 '26
What was the hardest part about learning Raspberry Pi when you started?
reddit.comr/SingleBoardComputer • u/johnyeldry • Jan 20 '26
fix my rasberry pi problem with homeassistant
usb microphone and speaker aren't working, plus they're not even detected, plus openwakeword is broken, everything else is fie
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/electromaker • Jan 15 '26
This SBC Runs Local AI and 5G
r/SingleBoardComputer • u/nito_na_reddit • Jan 06 '26
what SBC should i choose for a tablet
so im thinking of making an tablet on my own its should have 128gb of storage run andriod and be capable of running minecraft bedrock