Miniature Linux computer smaller than a US passport photo with its own screen. Impressive features packed into a tiny device, including ARM Mali-400 MP2 GPU. Features include motion sensor ...

All told, the Zini 1550 may not be the cheapest way to turn an Intel NUC into a tiny, Linux-powered desktop. But it’s certainly one of the simplest. Thanks again to ZaReason for loaning us this ...

The Panther Alpha is the culmination of years of industry innovation and development coming together in a confluence of events: today's ARM chips are powerful enough, there is more of a focus of Linux ...

The tiny AsiaRF Linux mini PC is priced at just $15 and is equipped with a low heat AWM002. Which is a module based on the Ralink RT5350 with 32MB of RAM and 8MB of flash, with Ethernet and 802 ...

With these eight lightweight Linux distributions that can help give old computers new life, you can save some money and the ...

None other than the MK802 micro-PC, a USB-sized device priced at $74 that runs Android 4.0 and Linux. This is turning into a veritable smorgasbord of choices, and I believe it’s just the ...

Linux PC builder System76 plans to launch a tiny desktop PC with an Intel Broadwell processor and Ubuntu Linux software. Update: The System76 Meerkat is now available for $499 and up .

Linux-based plug computers such as the Sheevaplug have been drawing fresh attention for some time already, but on Monday MimoMonitors launched the new MimoPlug, a tiny, cube-shaped contender that ...

Nokia last month released a Linux-based handheld computer aimed at mobile power users and gadget enthusiasts alike. About the size of a disposable camera, the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet runs a mini ...

Targeting small, price-conscious embedded devices, Gumstix Inc recently introduced a single-board-computer family based on Intel’s PXA255 processor with Xscale technology. The 20×80×8-mm Gumstix ...

If you’re pairing a tiny Linux computer to a few peripherals — perhaps you’re building a reasonably custom Pi-powered device — it’s rightfully tempting to use something like an STM32 for ...