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Asus Tinker Board
Using our development boards on the Asus Tinker Board computer
Created 27/07/2024 | Last Updated: 30/07/2024
The ASUS Tinker Board is a single-board computer (SBC) similar to the Raspberry Pi. It is developed by ASUS, a well-known manufacturer of computer hardware and electronics.
The Tinker Board is designed to balance performance and affordability, making it suitable for various projects and applications.
It was created to provide a more powerful alternative to the Raspberry Pi while maintaining compatibility with similar form factors and connectors.