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Classic NES games on open source hardware that fits in the palm of your hand

Many people have asked us about mechanical drawings. Deepwave is here to answer the mail.

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The world's first ATX-compatible, workstation-class mainboard for the IBM POWER8 processor.

Here’s an update on production schedules and (future) pricing…

Apologies for the radio silence - things have been a bit hectic since the end of the campaign, but rest assured we’ve been hard at work keeping things on track.

A modular, expandable, open source ARM laptop with up to 32 GB of RAM

A new version of the SymbiFlow-based QuickLogic FPGA open toolchain has been released. We also have a new introductory video for the EOS S3 chip.

The RGGBer campaign is off to a great start. We’ve made 90% of our goal already. Keep spreading the word! In this update, we’re going to look more closely at a common use case for RGGBer: HD camera machine vision.

Check out recent Teardown Sessions livestreams, project successes, and AMD Kria™ boards.

Welcome to the March update.

RGGBer is fully funded! Many thanks to everyone for their support. To commemorate this milestone, this update takes a look back on the development history of the RGGBer project and how it got to where it is today.

Hello supporters and backers! CaribouLite finished production. The testing is delayed due to Covid in China, as the testing process requires a human in the loop. We intended to supply the boards by Christmas, but unfortunately we missed this goal, and the supply will be delayed a little further to February (hoping for the health and well-being of our contract manufacturer's workers).

The ultimate low-cost massive MIMO SDR, with up to 32x32 transmit/receive channels

I'm extremely pleased to share that Tim 'mithro' Ansell's HDMI2USB project (part of his bigger TimVideos.us project) has committed to supporting NeTV2's "libre mode."

In our last update we asked you all for feedback about whether populating the optional Pmod host ports would be a welcome addition to LUNA, and whether they should be added to bare board LUNAs, encased LUNAs, or both. We got many comments through our Discord, direct messages, email, and GitHub. The feedback was overwhelmingly in favour of adding Pmod host ports to encased LUNAs only, so we are going ahead with that change!

We have scheduled the rest of July exclusively for board assembly, iCEBreaker, LED Panel PMODs and HDMI Pmods. As soon as we have enough iCEBreakers assembled to fulfill the tiers that don’t contain LED panels we will start sending those out.

With almost every project, delays tend to happen. LUNA is no different. In good news, we have received all of the components needed for LUNA. In not-so-good news, we have not been as lucky in gathering components for the other products at Great Scott Gadgets.

New: Snekboard, New: SimpleFE, Coming Soon: StixRF, Field Report: Running a RISC-V SoC on FireAnt, Teardown: anounce dates, In Stock: Fomu, In Stock: I²CDriver