The Tulip Creative Computer is an open source computer designed for making music or coding simple games or other applications. It’s not exactly the most powerful little computer money can buy, but it doesn’t take a lot of money to buy one: you can pick up a pre-built Tulip system for $59 or build your own […]

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E Ink displays offer a paper-like viewing experience that makes them popular for eBook readers and digital signage applications. You can view an E Ink display using nothing but ambient light and they only consume power when changing the image on the screen – a static image can be displayed indefinitely. But E Ink displays […]

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The developers behind OpenWrt have been offering an open source, Linux-based operating system for routers and other embedded devices for two decades. So far the team has primarily focused on making software that can be installed on existing hardware. But earlier this year developer John Crispin announced that the team was considering releasing the first […]

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The MNT Pocket Reform is a small laptop computer with a 7 inch display, a modular keyboard with RGB backlighting, and a modular design that allows you to swap out the processor or other key components. First unveiled nearly two years ago, it went up for pre-order through a crowdfunding campaign in 2023, and after […]

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