well actually that could get really annoying anyways the pie gear nano is put together well and i love how they support the hardware with software and a good user manual they didn't just throw some hardware over the wall without any thought towards practical use i asked why this board has all the usb in the world and they said a client needed it for some sort of industrial battery testing when yuyugir decided to mass produce the board they had a decision to make do they drop half the usb ports and save a little money or leave them i mean the answer is pretty obvious who wouldn't want eight usb NUMBER_TOKEN ports they also designed a pretty nice enclosure too right before recording the video they sent over this case design so i printed it and slapped it all together my NUMBER_TOKENd printing abilities aside it's nice to see a well-rounded case design too now what else is going on in the cmNUMBER_TOKEN world oh remember the cmNUMBER_TOKEN retro light i talked about last year well stoned edge is back and it looks like he and his friend have finally finished it and they seem to have spared no expense the thing looks like a switch light except of course it's not it runs retropie and the finish quality on the thing is brilliant and since it runs on a compute module NUMBER_TOKEN it can run practically any game up to the psp and nintendo NUMBER_TOKEN era without any problems and it even has a docked mode usually people stop on a project like this once they have a working prototype but this goes a lot further i mean look at the thing they even designed a custom battery in this custom splash screen though i'm sure if they tried selling anything nintendo would have a word about it the rest of the community hasn't been getting much rest either there are a bunch of other boards i haven't even mentioned there's retro flags new g-pi case NUMBER_TOKEN which is looking pretty slick there's rgr's mini ss main board that fits in a mini sega saturn case there's a massive relay control board from aljaz to torque and will wang is back with his absolutely tiny pi NUMBER_TOKEN cluster hat which is like a cmNUMBER_TOKEN cluster but for ants and in addition to those boards i'm also planning on more in-depth videos on a few like the one everyone's been emailing tweeting and messaging me about this access interceptor board it has five sata ports an atx power header four ethernet ports and more and i'm partnering up with someone to make a really fun build video for this there's also the blee kvm or bli kvm which is like the pi kvm i reviewed earlier this year but it's built with the compute module NUMBER_TOKEN. i'm gonna see how my dad sets it up at his radio station and maybe that'll be the first video we post on our new gearlink engineering channel finally i have a new industrial pc from lincoln bins and i plan on talking more about what it takes to make an industrial raspberry pi in a future video so subscribe and until next time i'm jeff gearling
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