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Linux in Devices: Raspberry Pi, Geniatech, UP Xtreme, and WebOS on TVs

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 12th of August 2021 12:43:36 AM Filed under
Hardware
  • Raspberry Pi V3DV Driver Nearing Vulkan 1.1 Support - Phoronix

    Igalia developers have been continuing to work on the Mesa V3DV driver under contract with the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Over this summer they have been implementing many more Vulkan extensions including ones around dedicated allocations, external fences and semaphores, multi-view, variable pointers, and others as required by Vulkan 1.1. Notably is also basic support for sub-groups and geometry shaders.

  • SBC serves up Amlogic’s NPU-equipped A311D with PoE and HDMI in and out

    Geniatech’s “DB10” AI dev kit runs Android 11 or Linux on Amlogic’s hexa-core -A73 and -A53 A311D with up to 4GB LPDDR4 and 64GB eMMC plus HDMI in and out, MIPI-CSI, USB, GbE with PoE, 802.11ac, and mini-PCIe.

  • UP Xtreme x11 SBC with Tiger Lake opens at $299

    Aaeon’s 11th Gen Tiger Lake powered” UP Xtreme x11” SBC is open for pre-order starting at $299 (barebones), with shipments due in September. Highlights include 3x M.2, PCIe x4, 1GbE, 2.5GbE, 3x USB 3.2 Gen2, and USB 4.0 Type-C.

    Last November, Aaeon Europe’s UP! Bridge the Gap community announced the UP Xtreme i11 SBC based on Intel’s 11th Gen Tiger Lake-U processors with plans to start pre-orders in 1Q 2021. The SBC has finally opened for pre-order with prices ranging from $299 to $969 without RAM, storage, or wireless. Shipments are expected next month.

  • This LG 77-inch OLED 4K TV is the best TV I've ever had | ZDNet

    I also really liked the updated webOS 5 interface. WebOS is a Linux-based system that could have been a smartphone and tablet contender, but its original creator, HP, gave up on it. Fortunately, LG saw its potential. Today, webOS is my favorite smart TV interface over both Android and Roku. Combined with the newest LG Magic remote, it's a pleasure to use. In addition, the remote supports both Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.

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UP Xtreme i11 Tiger Lake SBC...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 12th of August 2021 04:14:30 AM.
  • UP Xtreme i11 Tiger Lake SBC launched for $299.99 and up

    Ever since the launch of Intel Atom Cherry Trail powered Up Board SBC in 2015, AAEON has kept launching more UP boards with faster, yet still low power processors, as well as complete turnkey solutions based on their x86 SBC such as the UP Xtreme Smart Surveillance kit.

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