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sonocotta/raspberry-media-center

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Raspberry Pi Zero based media center (Hardware project)

mouse-whisperer

ATTINY85 based device that will draw perfect circles while you're away

loud-esp

Loud ESP is an ESP32-powered, rich-audio development board. Available with or without a color touchscreen, Loud ESP has a wealth of peripherals to support a wide range of user interaction. It is compact, portable, battery-powered, and uses a dual MAX98357 Hi-Fi DAC that will output 3W per speaker.

esp32-audio-dock

Audio docks for ESP32 mini (ESP32, ESP32C3, ESP32S2 and ESP8266 mini modules from Wemos)

esparagus-media-center

ESP32 based streaming upgrade for your audio gear

esp32-gameboy

ESP32 based drop-in replacement for Gameboy console

stm8s003-dev-board

Drop-in replacement for Arduino Nano based on STM8S003F3P6 chip

attiny-flasher

attiny-candle

ATtiny Candle is a small development kit that is based on Microchip ATtiny85 and ATtiny13 MCU

attiny1616-dev-board

Drop-in replacement for Arduino Nano based on ATtiny1616 chip

orange-pi-media-center

Orange Pi Hat with Hi-Fi audio capabilities

tas5805m-for-raspbian-paspberry-pi-zero

device tree and kernel module for running TI TAS5805M DAC on Raspberry Pi

nRF24LE1-Starter-Kit

Resources you need to start developing for nRF24LE1

esp32c3-dev-board

Drop-in replacement for Arduino Nano based on ESP32-C3 RISC-V chip

esp-tunein-player

Tune-In player for ESP32