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  • Firehat brings FireWire capture to Raspberry Pi
  • Firehat: Bringing FireWire to the Raspberry Pi 5
  • Sonnet Solo10G T5

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blog.adafruit.com /1 month ago

Firehat brings FireWire capture to Raspberry Pi

Computer Equipment Group has developed Firehat, an open-source FireWire HAT designed for single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi 5 and Radxa ROCK 2F. The board uses a VIA V...

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blog.adafruit.com /3 weeks ago

Firehat: Bringing FireWire to the Raspberry Pi 5

Open Electronics covered Firehat, an open source HAT that adds native IEEE 1394 FireWire to single board computers like the Raspberry Pi 5 and the Radxa ROCK 2F. The point is digit...

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newsshooter.com /4 weeks ago

Sonnet Solo10G T5

The Sonnet Solo10G T5 is claimed to be the only bus-powered Thunderbolt 5 10GbE adapter on the market. The Solo10G T5 is Thunderbolt certified and works with computers with Thunder...

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newsshooter.com /1 month ago

OWC USB4 Hub

Other World Computing has announced a new USB4 Hub and USB4 40Gb/s Active Optical Cables in 3-Meter and 5-Meter lengths. The OWC USB4 Hub is a 6-port USB4 essential connectivity so...

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