Software simulations allow you to understand how a CPU functions. These tools support both the classic 8-bit architectures as well as more complex modern chips. But these are only software representations. Would it not be more fun to debug and operate the inter-workings of a CPU using LED indicators? With the MK1 8Bit Computer from Federico Scozzafava, you can see what is happening inside of a CPU.
Magnets are amazing devices, and as demonstrated by Instructables community manager Troy Hawkins (AKA “tomatoskins”), they can even be used to mysteriously tell time. His project features magnets hidden behind a classic walnut veneer to rotate a pair of ball bearings around the unique clock face.
One of the best things about owning a raspberry pi is the ability to run it like a pc. Supreme Pro give us the option of a 32 bit or 64bit operating system. Besides running retro games today’s video covers the desktop Pixel and the many features it offers. 1080p youtube stability Libre and other office programs.
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In this Arduino live-coding series you will learn how to program your own dice roller project! We’ll write the code together, from scratch, solving interesting challenges, and I will explain every step and show you how to create clean, readable Arduino code.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/HaFf48j5sMc
Part 2: Will be released April 13th
Part 3: Will be released April 16th
In this video, we take a look at the new RG350M an all-aluminum variant of the Original Rg350 with a new IPS screen and button Layout Is it worthing buying or upgrading too from the old RG350? Let’s find out.
The New RG350M uses the same Dual Core JZ4770 1.0 GHz CPU as the Original Rg350 and it has the same amount t of Ram so performance should be the same. It’s able to play PS1, SNES,Neo Geo, NES, Gameboy advance, PC engine, MAME and many many more.
With an upgraded MIPIS Dual Core 1.0Ghz JZ4770,521MB Ram 3.5 inch IPS Screen Dual analog Sticks, Mini HDMI Out and USB Type C This is looking like an awesome little Handheld emulation/Retro console.
In this video I wanted to see if we could get an external GPU working on the all-new SEEED STUDIO ODYSSEY – X86J4105800, The Most expandable Win10 / Linux Mini PC with 8GB RAM. Powered by the Intel J4105 Quad-Core CPU with 8GB of LPDDR4 and 64GB’s of Emma 5,1 storage. So I stuck a Low profile GTX 1650 on this little board using an M.2 to PCIe X16 Adapter! Can it Game? Let’s find Out
An easily constructed USB-powered pulse oximeter device that can be built for around $25 and features an OLED display.
In this video, I show you how you can help fight the Corona Virus / COVID-19 using a Raspberry Pi by installing and running Rosetta@home! Rosetta@home is used to predict the structure of proteins important to the disease as well as to produce new, stable mini-proteins to be used as potential therapeutics and diagnostics. Basically, we are donating our Raspberry Pi’s CPU cycles / Power to help aid in the fight! It’s like Folding@Home but it works on the Raspberry pi.
