Single-Board Computers
Raspberry Pi has updated its Zero family of single-board computers, launching the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W as a quad-core upgrade with considerably better performance than its predecessor.
The NanoPi M4B is a single-board computer similar to a Raspberry Pi 4. Read on to learn more about this SBC with its special features!
Different projects need different computing capabilities. Check out our Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi explainer to decide which is right for you!
There's a lot to love about the Smoothieboard. Read on to learn about its specs, features, and how it compares with other mainboards!
A 3D printer's control board is the machine's brain and can be upgraded and improved. Learn all about a great option: the Duet 2 Wifi board!
Orange Pi 5 vs Raspberry Pi 5 – now, that's a match worth watching! Read on to see how they stack up against each other.
With impressive processors and even more interface options, read on to see if the Orange Pi 5 Plus is the right board for your next project.
First announced in late September, Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computers should reach customers this week with resellers stocked by the end of the year.
Is Raspberry Pi a computer? The answer is "yes" – but in more ways than one. Also, it depends. Read this article to explore why.
It's Orange Pi 800 vs. Raspberry Pi 400: Check out the battle between two popular SBCs that may look more similar than they are!
The LattePanda Sigma arrives with a 12-core, 16-thread Intel Core i5-1340p chip, 16GB of RAM, and a bevy of ports and expansion slots.
The Orange Pi 800 is a personal computer inside a keyboard. Read on to learn all about this small but mighty device!
Bring your robotics project to life with a single-board computer! Check out these powerful and versatile options.
The Global Shutter Camera captures moving objects without rolling shutter artifacts and is priced at only $50.
The Pyboard is a single-board computer running MicroPython OS and offering many ports and interface options. Read on to learn more!
Single-board computers are ideal devices to use as your living room streaming set-top box. Here are our top picks for the best single-board computers to use as a media center.
The Rock Pi X with its x86 CPU is a great single-board computer for Windows users. Read on to learn all about the Rock Pi X!
The BBC Micro:Bit V2 is a tiny but impressive SBC that's great for wearables and other small projects. Read on to learn more about the board!
The Raspberry Pi 4 is a handy SBC that can handle a range of operating systems. Learn how to run Google's Chrome OS on a Raspberry Pi 4.
Overclocking is a simple but not always safe way to get more out of a processor. Read on to learn how to overclock your Raspberry Pi 4!