Is it possible to make a tiny device as powerful as a workstation?   This question has haunted personal computing for years. We’ve seen Motorola's Lapdock trying to stretch phones into makeshift PCs. Tablets today are starting to adopt laptop-like interfaces. But the fundamental tension hasn’t changed: every step toward higher performance adds mass, heat, and bulk; every push toward lightness strips capability away. As long as everything has to live inside one slab, trade-off

Whether you’re building an AI robot, designing a smart surveillance system, or creating a high-definition imaging rig, one thing matters most: a reliable, high-quality image feed. It’s often the difference between a project that works and one that doesn’t. Khadas now introduces two advanced camera modules — IMX585  and IMX678  — built to elevate your SBC projects. With them, your devices gain sharper vision, wider perspectives, and cleaner detail across a wide range of scenar

Introduction: This article is part of the Khadas Mind review program organized by SSPAI. You’ll find more information about the program at the end of this article. As a researcher in the primary market, half of my job is basically like being a VC: evaluating startups and testing their products. The other half is more like a data analyst, writing code and running data workflows. My focus is on AI large models. When evaluating a startup’s LLM product, I often need to compare it

Introduction: This article is part of the Khadas Mind review program organized by SSPAI. You’ll find more information about the program at the end of this article. For years, mini PCs have represented an appealing idea that often collided with real-world limitations. Their compact interiors impose strict constraints on both performance and thermal design, while also challenging craftsmanship and engineering precision. Despite being positioned differently from laptops, mini PC

As the form of personal computing becomes increasingly fixed, we began asking a simple question: Is there still room for the PC to evolve? Not through more brute-force performance, but through a true evolution of form—an experience that expands as freely as your ideas. This thinking led to the creation of the Khadas Mind Series: modular mini PCs designed for flexible, shape-shifting computing. The concept quickly gained recognition across the industry. From becoming an offici

The Khadas Tea portable DAC/amp accompanied Yang during his business trips, runs, and late-night hospital shifts. Yang Jie is a surgeon in his mid-thirties, and he’s been into Hi-Fi for nearly fifteen years. Back in school, he spent countless hours experimenting with portable gear — earphones, music players, and DACs. After he settled into his career and moved into his own apartment, he began exploring larger speakers and more sophisticated home setups. A while ago, on a frie

Have you ever run into this? You’re working on Linux , but need Android apps like WhatsApp , Microsoft Teams , or TikTok , and there’s no official Linux version in sight.  Or, you want to run multiple Android apps at once , but traditional emulators lag, crash, or just don’t play nice?  Good news — those days are over.  Why You’ll Love It   Dual-system experience:  Linux and Android apps run side-by-side, no compromise.  Multi-window mode:  Move, resize, and manage Android ap