TV Stick or TV Box in 2026: Which Form Factor Fits Your Use Case
With the same budget, should you buy a TV stick or a TV box? There is no single answer, but there is a clear line of reasoning: start with mounting position and ther…
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Selecting an RK3588 Industrial Board: Dual GbE, 4 Isolated Serial Ports, CAN-FD and Wide-Temp
Put a consumer-grade development board inside a factory cabinet and it usually will not survive a summer. What industrial sites demand of a board is not “more perfor…
Deploying the EDGE-RT28 Industrial Router Board: 3 LAN + 1 WAN, Wi-Fi 6 and ImmortalWrt
The dividing line between an industrial router and a consumer one is not the number of antennas. It comes down to three things: whether you can flash your own firmwa…
Choosing a TV Box SoC in 2026: 6nm S905X5M vs RK3518 and RK3528A
The most easily overlooked step in TV box selection — and the one that shapes the final experience most — is choosing the SoC. Between two quad-core Cortex-A55 parts…
X88 Series TV Box Lineup: S905X3 vs S922X vs H313 vs RK3399 vs RK3566
The X88 series is an unusual line in the TV box market: it spans three silicon vendors — Amlogic, Allwinner and Rockchip — and covers several price tiers from entry…
Building a Private Cloud on RK3588: 4-Bay SATA, Dual 2.5GbE and On-Board AI
Over the past two years, “keep your own data” has moved from a hobbyist habit to a practical requirement for small teams and households alike. Rate limits, price cha…
RK3528 vs RK3566 for an fnOS NAS: A Practical Buying Guide
Both are low-power Rockchip ARM platforms, but their fnOS image ecosystems, expansion and best-fit use cases differ. Check this before you choose.
Turning an RK3528 Board into an fnOS NAS: A Low-Cost Setup Worth Trying
fnOS ARM support covers the RK3528 family. What an RK3528 board can do once flashed, how to flash it, and the pitfalls to avoid.
RK3566 + fnOS: A Complete Beginner’s Guide to Flashing a Budget NAS
The full path to running ARM fnOS on an RK3566 box or dev board: picking an image, line-flashing, moving the system to disk, and four mistakes that brick devices.
RK3588 Platform Deep Dive: Why It Leads Embedded AI & Edge Computing
In the 2026 embedded and edge-computing market, the Rockchip RK3588 remains the benchmark SoC for high-end development boards and industrial mainboards. Built on an 8nm process, it integrates an octa-core 4×Cortex-A76 + 4×Cortex-A55 big.LITTLE architecture with a dedicated 6TOPS NPU, balancing general compute with on-device AI inference across commercial displays, edge gateways and AI vision […]