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We have good news, there is a new firmware HMD-2.1.1 (OTA zip file via SD update) for HiMedia Q30 TV Box (20181225) powered by HiSilicon Hi3798M V200 SoC. This is a big plus for the HiMedia manufacturer responsible for HiMedia Q30, and this is good news for all who choose to purchase HiMedia Q30 TV Box. If someone has not
We are after testing the Himedia Q30 TV Box so today we want to introduce you to HiMedia Q30 review. Undoubtedly, this is a splendid great TV Box from HiMedia, but the firmware requires some optimization and improvement of some features. What exactly? You will find
Today we want to show you the unboxing of HiMedia Q30 TV Box. HiMedia Q30 is the latest TV Box in the HiMedia portfolio featuring one of the newer SoC called HiSilicon Hi3798M V200. It is worth mentioning that Himedia company as one of the first
Today we have news for you about the upcoming new TV Box from HiMedia. Recently at the Global Sources Electronics Fair in Hong Kong, HiMedia company (HiMedia Technology Limited – www.himediatech.com) unveiled a new Android TV Box called HiMedia Q30 powered by new HiSilicon Hi3798M V200, previous
Today we want to show you another interesting Mini PC, but rather Touch Screen Mini PC. Such devices are already known in the market, before you meet PiPO X8 (and future versions X9, X9S and X10) and the last could see the unboxing and first
At the end of 2015 HiSilicon company announced the launch of a new SoC called HiSilicon Hi3798C V200. Currently HiSilicon Hi3798C V200 can be seen in the TV boxes form HiMedia (HiMedia Q10 Pro and HiMedia Q5 Pro). During IBC 2016 HiSilicon showed a cheaper
Today we want you to be interested in fanless mini PC called HYSTOU FMP04B. In comparison to previous mini PC device significantly different. HYSTOU FMP04B has dual HDMI, and dual Gigabit ethernet port. Over the correct operation supervised by 3 types of processors from Intel (depending
Intel company based on Intel Quark Microcontroller D2000 prepared an Intel Quark Microcontroller Developer Kit D2000. The Intel Quark microcontroller D2000, is a low power, battery-operated, 32-bit microcontroller with a more robust instruction set than other entry-level microcontrollers. The first x86-based Intel® Quark™ microcontroller, Intel®
Hardkernel (Hardkernel co., Ltd.) company behind successful development boards such as: ODROID-XU4 and ODROID-C1+, officially launched the ODROID-C0 Development Board, which can be purchased for $25 on Hardkernel website or via distributors such as Ameridroid. The ODROID-C0 is a computer for those who wish to make a more