The Vectron65 Plus, a project by Nick Bild, showcases innovative features and enhancements for retrocomputing enthusiasts.
The ESP32 chip is gaining attention for its potential as a software-defined radio (SDR), showcasing capabilities that extend beyond traditional applications.
A recent exploration reveals the inner workings of on-screen display (OSD) chips in inexpensive composite monitors, highlighting their capabilities and potential for DIY enthusiasts.
The evolution of internet radios has been significantly influenced by the availability of affordable microcontrollers, paving the way for innovative designs.
The UUNA TEK iAuto is an innovative machine that replicates handwriting with precision using real pens on paper, offering advanced features for users.
The 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge invites enthusiasts to recreate a lunar lander simulation on the historic PDP-1 computer, highlighting the significance of early computing.
This week's Hackaday podcast features a discussion on spinning lightfield displays and an intriguing visit to a blast furnace.
A recent teardown reveals the intriguing design of a USB-C cable that incorporates an LCD display, showcasing a novel approach to connectivity.
AAEON has unveiled the UP Xtreme PTL Edge Air, a mini PC featuring advanced solid-state cooling for enhanced performance and efficiency.
A fresh approach to gardening integrates the power of OpenSCAD, merging technology with horticulture.
The Avaota F2 is a cutting-edge single-board computer designed for AI cameras, featuring advanced capabilities including PTZ control and audio support.
ASRock Industrial has unveiled its NUC Core 300 series, featuring mini PCs and motherboards powered by Intel's latest processors.