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  • Star Wars: Battlefront Beta Impressions
  • Hacker page     by aaron gibson
  • So the beta for the third entry in the Battlefront franchise has launched on the PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. It will last four days and includes just a handful of weapons, two maps, and two modes. My initial impressions are exceptionally positive, but...

  • Xpress Evaluation Board
  • Hacker page     by Alex
  • Some weeks ago I read this Article on Hackaday. Microchip did gave away some MPLAB Xpress Evaluations Boards. Here are some thoughts about this and the MPLAB Xpress browser based IDE. This page does not claim to be a full review just some thoughts (and...

  • 3D Printer: Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 review
  • Hacker page     by Xylitol
  • I'm the owner of a Sunhokey prusa i3 2015 model, and i forgot to talk about it so here is a review of my model. Build volume is 200mm x 200mm x180mm (approximate) arround 15KG and 12v rated.I bought it in kit to assemble for 300$ (including taxes) from...

  • nRF51822 development on the Mac
  • Hacker page     by Erland Lewin
  • March 11, 2016It took a full day, but I now believe I have the the latest version (10) of Nordic's SDK working on my Mac.I mainly followed instructions here. Do read that page also, it has some tips, like running gdb, that I won't cover here. Some of...

  • Zotac EI751 Review
  • Hacker page     by Stanislas Bertrand
  • I search for NUC/Mini-PC and found some with a configuration that would suit my needs.Configuration :Quad coreMultiple Display supportDual Ethernet portsOptical SPDIF Audio interface.Multiple Sata supportI found the GB-BXi7-4770R and the ZBOX-EI751....

  • Introducing the Hackaday.io Cool Games member
  • Hacker page     by Lee T. Davy
  • Cool Games Network is now hacking on Hackaday.ioSo who is this Cool Games member ?Main man is Lee T. Davy owner and retired from computer industry and television consulting.Well, not really true.More like less activity and income so looking for interesting...

  • Public lab spectrometer v2.5 (mod 3.0.1)
  • Hacker page     by David H Haffner Sr
  • New DVD grating upgradehttp://publiclab.org/profile/dhaffnersrThis is a spectrometer kit I bought from Plab about 4 months ago, I have made several modifications since then, here are some specs on how it stands now:1) Spectrometer bandwidth = 52) Slit...

  • Teensy addressable LED shield
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Charles Lakins created this shield for Teensy 3.x which can control addressable RGB LEDs (WS28xx):Hackaday.io: Teensy v3.1 – FrSky S.Port & WS28xx Led ShieldThe shield also enables data logging of Smart Port Sensors: FrSky S-Port telemetry library.Video...

  • I2C adapter for retro bubble displays
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Pesky Products created this nifty breakout board:Retro bubble displays in a convenient I2C packageThese HP QDSP-6064 bubble displays have a cool retro look right out of the seventies. More practically, they allow compact numerical displays and, coupled...

  • Teensy Modular Add-on Boards
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Kris Winer of Pesky Products is creating modular add-on boards for the Teensy 3.x:Modular Teensy ProjectThe intent is to gain 10-DoF motion sensing capability using open-source Madgwick/Mahony sensor fusion in a very small packageOne of these 9-axis...

  • My Parabola gnu/linux laptop
  • Hacker page     by wagner
  • For many months I was looking upgrade my old laptop. I was using Debian but the free nvidia video driver died frequently, so I install Parabola trying to fix that problem.When I use Parabola I loved it. It is a better and easier alternative for develop.Parabola...

  • Teensy LC - OSH Park edition!
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Teensy-LC (Low Cost) by Paul Stoffregen is a powerful 32 bit microcontroller board, with a rich set of hardware peripherals, at a very affordable price:Teensy LC – OSH Park Edition $11.29 USDTeensy-LC delivers an impressive collection of capabilities...
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