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GPD-MicroPC con Windows 10, 6GB de RAM, 128GB de SSD, WIFI, ordenadores portatiles mini - Vimarsana News

GPD-MicroPC con Windows 10, 6GB de RAM, 128GB de SSD, WIFI, ordenadores portatiles mini

GPD MicroPC has a Strong Performance with Ultra Low Power Consumption: Celeron N4120 processor, four cores, four threads, and thermal design of New GPD MicroPC Micro PC Mini PC Computer Windows 10 6GB RAM 128GB SSD

MyCobot 280 Raspberry Pi robotic arm - Vimarsana News

MyCobot 280 Raspberry Pi robotic arm

If you have ever dreamt of owning your own precision robotic arm you might be interested in the  MyCobot 280 Pi. An advanced robotic arm that is powered

These 8 Raspberry Pi attachments radically expand its powers - Vimarsana News

These 8 Raspberry Pi attachments radically expand its powers

The Raspberry Pi is already versatile out of the box. But with hardware extensions that are plugged directly onto the board, you can significantly increase the possibilities. We introduce you to some remarkable components.

FreeBSD Bhyve Virtualization - Vimarsana News

FreeBSD Bhyve Virtualization

The Bhyve FreeBSD hypervisor (called/spelled 'beehive' usually) was created almost 10 years ago. Right now it offers speed and features that other similar solutions provide - such as KVM/VMware/XEN. You can check all the details in the FreeBSD Handbook for details. One of the last things Bhyve lacks is so called live migration between physical…

Ubuntu Mate is one of the most popular Ubuntu spins for a reason - Vimarsana News

Ubuntu Mate is one of the most popular Ubuntu spins for a reason

If you're looking for a Linux distribution with a decidedly old-school feel, Ubuntu Mate might be the ticket.

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