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Comment #36320374
Thanks. If we could have an IMAX-like experience, that would be fantastic.
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Comment #36310648
If you wear Vision Pro to watch movies, can the field of view achieve a cinema-like effect. Or can we have a movie theater viewing experience on Vision Pro?
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Comment #34348219
New: https://rvspace.org/en/project/JH7110_Upstream_Plan
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Comment #34340292
I think it will push to upstream ASAP.
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Comment #34339958
SDK: https://github.com/starfive-tech/VisionFive2 Docs: https://doc-en.rvspace.org/Doc_Center/visionfive_2.html
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Comment #33894287
It's very cool, I love the talk.wasm example. It looks like it will open a new application scenario for low-performance hardware products.
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Comment #32745609
StarFive announces new JH7110 SoC and SBC based on SiFive U74 CPU core[1]. You can experience SiFive's product in the real world. [1]: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/starfive…
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Comment #32721037
R.I.P
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Comment #23749982
You can find more details about M.2 Module here: https://makerdiary.com/collections/frontpage/products/nrf528...
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Comment #23749655
M60 is compatible with MacOS, even media keys.
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Comment #23749555
You got the point :) Hoping you will enjoy M60.
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Comment #23234259
Just for fun :) The hardware includes a QSPI flash which presents as an USB storage that stored Python source code, and you can modify Python directly. BTW, It provides a new way t…
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Comment #23234099
The best usb keyboard should have 1ms latency due to USB HID interrupt interval. 4 ms is not that bad.
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Comment #23230521
It is a bit slow. It takes 4 ms to scan the matrix once right now. With some optimizations, it may be faster.
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Comment #21333618
If someone want to try Web Bluetooth, please look at this project[1]: a Web Command Line Interface via NUS (Nordic UART Service). [1]: https://github.com/makerdiary/web-device-cli
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