Farnell is now stocking the DFRobot LattePanda 3 Delta single board computer (SBC). The board is the latest addition to the LattePanda family and is a pocket-sized hackable computer, measuring 125mm x ...

At the event, DFRobot unveils its LattePanda family, a comprehensive suite of innovative compact computing solutions. This family includes one micro compute module and x86-based single-board ...

It's a USB-powered board (be warned, you'll need a 2W USB PSU to drive the LattePanda) with Ethernet, USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, HDMI video, and a set of GPIO ports that are driven by the built-in ...

I’m not entirely sure when the LattePanda Delta 432 became available for purchase from DFRobot, but I first noticed it thanks to a recent post from French website MiniMachines.

Two Decembers ago, DFRobot unveiled the original LattePanda SBC. The Atom-based computer could run Windows 10 and was also fully Arduino compatible thanks to its Atmega32u4 coprocessor.

DFRobot will be launching their highly anticipated Kickstarter campaign for the LattePanda Delta early next month on December 6th, 2017 and is expected to be priced at around $200 due to the ...

Farnell now stocks the LattePanda 3 Delta, claimed to be the smallest X86 single board computer (SBC) available today. It measures 125mm x 78mm x 16mm. Developed by DFRobot it supports Linux, Windows ...

LattePanda also packs integrated WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, HDMI and USB 3 interfaces, along with an Arduino compatible processor. If you fine you need more components, DFRobot's selection will help you ...

With torrent downloads and TV access made easy too, it’s easy to see why so many early adopters are stepping into the future with DFRobot and the opportunities that LattePanda might offer.