First, it has […] The Orange Pi RV is a single board computer that’s slightly larger than a credit card (or a Raspberry Pi 5), but still small enough to easily hold in the palm of your hand ...

It looks a lot like a Raspberry Pi Model B, but Orange Pi’s board stands out for a few reasons. The biggest difference between the RV and RV2 is that the Orange Pi RV has a 1.5 GHz StarFive ...

released as a sequel to last year’s original Orange Pi RV. This model uses the 8-core Ky X1 RISC-V AI CPU, which supposedly provides 2TOPS for AI tasks without a separate NPU. That’s a far cry ...

A drop of water in a tide that lifts all boats. Something like that. The Orange Pi Zero uses the Allwinner H2 SoC, and courageously does not use the standard 40-pin header of another very popular ...

[Arnout] built the amp around an Orange Pi Zero with an expansion board providing USB ports and an audio-out connector, and powers it with a regular USB power bank to ensure easy portability.

Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, is excited to announce the availability of Ubuntu developer images for the new OrangePi RV2 RISC-V single board computer (SBC).

Towards the end of last year in November, Xunlong Software, the makers of the Orange Pi PC single board computers (SBCs) launched the new Orange Pi (Droid) OS. The specialty of the Orange Pi OS is ...