The Hardkernel ODROID-N2: A Raspberry Pi alternative with a hexa-core SoC, 4 GB RAM and a high-quality DAC Notebookcheck.net Hardkernel has announced its latest single-board computer, the ODROID-N2.
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Giotto Tune Raspberry Pi DAC Geeky Gadgets A new Raspberry Pi DAC development board has been created by Passion Audio Maker based in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Created to provide an …
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Hackaday 1960's Console Stereo gets Raspberry Pi Touch Screen Hackaday A HiFiBerry DAC+ Pro is used to get some decent audio out of the Raspberry Pi , and the touch screen interface is provided by Volumio.
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Elektor (blog) Raspberry Pi rhymes with Hi-Fi Elektor (blog) It's unlikely you failed to notice the perfect rhyme of Raspberry Pi with…
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi is a wireless audio streaming music server Electronics Weekly (blog) A tube audio amplifier has been developed by Pi 2 Design with a Raspberry Pi version that has a standard 40-Pin GPIO/I2S interface and TI PCM5102A 24-Bit, 192kHz DAC.
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi DAC Audio HAT For $7 (video) Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a project to keep them busy this coming weekend may be interested in a new DIY audio DAC HAT which has been created specifically for the Raspberry Pi range of mini PCs. Check out the demonstration video below to ..
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Elektor (blog) Audio-DAC for Raspberry Pi : build your High-end Network Audio Player Elektor (blog) Putting together a stand-alone digital audio player is remarkably easy using today's small single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi in combination with a specialized Linux distribution to match.
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This Hacker Fit An Entire RetroPie In An Altoids Tin Hackaday A mew months ago, [wermy] built the mintyPi, a Raspberry Pi -based gaming console that fits inside an Altoids tin.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi takes on the audio market Electronics Weekly (blog) Could Raspberry Pi disrupt the high-quality audio industry? Well, that's what developer/supplier Pi Supply thinks
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TechCrunch Go tell Neil Young that he can use the JustBoom DAC to play back his audio on a Raspberry Pi TechCrunch My, my, hey, hey lossless audio is here to stay thanks to JustBoom, a set of Raspberry Pi “hats” that connect to the mini computer and offer high fidelity audio playback and amplification. The $24 hats include a lossless DAC, a mini-amplifier, and a …
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