Waveshare's Nano Base Board Turns Raspberry Pi's Compute Module 5 Into a Tiny Computer

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Waveshare's Nano Base Board Turns Raspberry Pi's Compute Module 5 Into a Tiny Computer

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Hardware@programming.dev · 2 days ago

Compact carrier, with a footprint barely larger than the CM5 alone, creates a pseudo-single-board computer (SBC) in miniature.

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