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Hackpad

Modify your old tablet and make it useful for your prototypes and creation of Arduino projects in addition to being used for etic haking

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Haking hardware Old android tablet Old android Haking android

This project was created on 09/15/2020 and last updated 5 days ago.

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Reuse old tablets to use in conjunction with an Arduino hacking processor and memory get better results than factory ones and avoid throwing old electronics

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  • Scrached screen

    angelo-dising • 5 days ago • 0 comments

    Screen repair

  • ram upgrade

    angelo-dising • 5 days ago • 0 comments

    i found this forum about the ram upgrade of a tablet:

    https://androidforums.com/threads/upgrading-ram-on-tablets.627236/

  • first steps

    angelo-dising • 5 days ago • 0 comments

    the photos taken today are  the first ideas of my proyect.

    i got an a tablet motherboard whit a A33 arm procesor quadcore at 1.3ghz, i want to make a pasive refrigeration for the procesor with a  piece of aluminium cut by dremel.

    It seems that the procesor its defective because gets warm a lot, and based of my research if this hapends its maybe defective, but for now i will keep searching more info.

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    angelo-dising • 5 days ago • 0 comments

    HAKPAD

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