NVIDIA kicked off their line of GPU-accelerated single board computers back in 2014 with the Jetson TK1, a $200 USD development system for those looking to get involved with the burgeoning world of so ...

Single board computer? Try single keyboard computer.

Explore Intel N150 LattePanda IOTA specs, benchmarks, OS support, NVMe limits, and accessories. See power use, thermals, and ...

An SD card is surely not an enterprise grade storage solution, but single board computers also aren’t just toys anymore. You find them in applications far beyond the educational purpose they have ...

The first single-board computers powered by an Allwinner Xuantie-C906 processor could be set to ship soon. The chip isn’t exactly a speed demon, but it is expected to be one of the most affordable ...

The Asus Tinker Board 2 is a Raspberry Pi-shaped single-board computer powered by a Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core processor and featuring 2GB to 4GB of RAM. First announced almost a year ago, the Tinker ...

Back in 2017, Asus leveraged its motherboard know-how to throw down the single-board computer gauntlet to the Raspberry Pi Foundation with the Tinker Board. There have been a few variations since, but ...

The world of embedded solutions has seen a new arrival with the launch of AAEON’s new Single Board Computer (SBC), the GENE-EHL7. AAEON, a provider of embedded solutions, has added this innovative ...

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.

Alright, so I was looking around at some cases, and I ran across a couple sites that sell SBCs, and it got me curious. I've found a few references to these gizmos here on Ars and elsewhere, but very ...

Advancements in single board computers (SBCs) have enabled a paradigm shift towards energy-efficient computing, particularly in the realms of edge and cluster-based computation. Modern SBCs offer a ...

Possibly the most amazing thing, to me, about single board computers (SBCs) is that they allow small teams of people (and even lone individuals) to create new gadgets using not much more than SBCs and ...