Tag: udoo x86
Roger E. Sanders is a veteran of Db2 and of computing in general. He has worked in the industry since the ’80s and he wrote multiple books on DB2. We met him recently at an event, and we had the chance to get to know him. Later he reached out when his latest book (soon […]
In our never-ending strive to create new cutting edge technology we have created many products we’re proud for. The UDOO X86 is one of them, but it has been some time since we created it and as most creators, we’re never fully satisfied. We have a never-ending hunger for innovation and growth, and as much […]
As every year, the UDOO team will be at the leading international fair for embedded systems. From 26 to 28 February 2019, there will be the Embedded World event at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre. Come to see it for yourself the UDOO BOLT! At this year’s Embedded World, we have a lot of things to […]
UDOO has finally landed on Amazon! Amazon finally choose to include UDOO X86 and accessories in its product range, this happened mainly thanks to your enduring support that made UDOO one of the most appreciated boards in the Makersphere and beyond! Thanks to Amazon flawless logistics and legendary Customer Care getting your new UDOO will […]
Fellas, great news for the TV Series/Movies lovers. Starting today you can enhance your TV experience with a great Ambient Light System by UDOO X86. The Ambilight system is the perfect way to immerse yourself in what you’re watching using LED strips placed at the back of the Television enlighting the whole room. This is […]
Guys, since our kickstarter days, many of you asked us a way to control the UDOO X86 with its own TV remote control. That’s why during these past months we worked to implement it and TODAY we’re very happy to announce that the CEC-HDMI support for UDOO X86 has been added. Well to be honest […]
Hi guys, last week here at the UDOO LAB we found an old broken radio. And since we do not throw away anything we thought to revive the dusty device giving it a new “core” using (of course) our awesome UDOO X86. And thanks to an HDMI Display 7” and Android we transform the object […]