We had a great 2017 here at Open-Electronics.org with 493 post and an incredible number of visitors, we thank you for staying with us! Here are the 10 best post read in 2017. 2017 Top 10 Pages: 1 – Feeding power to Arduino: the ultimate guide /the-power-of-arduino-this-unknown/ 2 – Arduino as a programmable…
With over 12.5 million boards sold in five years, Raspberry Pi is the third best-selling general purpose computer ever, behind Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows PCs, whose sales figures might be quite difficult for these tiny boards to surpass. This successful outcome puts them ahead of the widely popular Commodore 64! The following pie chart shows…
Here we are, the 2015 is fresh starting and as usual it’s the right time to take stock of the past year. In this post, we’ll go through the main accomplishments done in 2014 about open source and as you will easily see, the past one has been a very productive and inspiring year! Let’s…
Every now and then when I talk with people, the question about what are the best context for Open Source Hardware companies to show up we end up saying we need a list. For any given product you’re working on, it’s very important to cross fertilize your thinking and conferences, are a good moment to…
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