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1. Finally Putting The RK1 Through Its Paces

   Review of the RK1 module by Turing Pi, featuring Rockchip RK3588 processors, highlighting its performance, installation challenges, and potential use cases despite initial kernel support issues.

   2024-12-09 Tags: rk1, rockchip, turing pi, rk3588, arm, hardware, ecommerce, hackaday by klotz
2. Internet Appliance To Portable Terminal

   An email machine, the Cidco MailStation, is repurposed as a terminal using the Z80 processor and msTERM application. The WiFiStation dongle enables network communication.
   
   - Hardware: Z80 processor, 128KB RAM, 0.5MB flash, modem, parallel port, RTC, QWERTY keyboard.
   - Code Loading: Built-in hex editor or loader program via parallel port.
   - Dev Env: OpenBSD laptop, C/Z80 assembly, SDCC compiler, upload via parallel port.
   - msTERM: Stein's terminal program for BBS communication, custom ISR, modified font.
   - Get Started: Stein's released msTERM code, example project, WiFi adapter option."

   2024-08-09 Tags: z80, cidco, mailstation, terminal, retrocomputing, bbs, hack, hackaday, iot, ecommerce by klotz
3. GitHub - AbnormalDistributions/e_paper_weather_display: Raspberry Pi weather display using Waveshare e-paper display and Open Weather Map API

   Raspberry Pi W Zeros 2 weather panel

   2024-07-09 Tags: epaper, github, weather, hackaday, iot, ecommerce, hacks, rpi, zerow2 by klotz

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