Electronics and technology blog    /    Materials for June 2018 year

Not long ago, I saw someone mention that there hasn't been anything new on the market lately. But now I've got my hands on a mini PC with a processor announced late last year, and today I'm reviewing this new model. About a year and a half ago, I posted a review of a similar new model with an Apollo Lake processor. This version is its logical successor and is called Gemini Lake. As usual, the review covers the exterior, teardown, tests, and conclusions.

I thought I’d share the news: the fairly well-known Chinese company Beelink recently introduced a couple of interesting mini PC models. If you’re interested in this category, I think you’ll find some useful information here.

A router is definitely not one of the most popular tools, unlike a drill, hammer drill, or screwdriver, but it can still be a real lifesaver in some situations. I can't say I'm any kind of expert when it comes to using routers, but I've had a chance to work with them a few times over the years, so today I'll share what I've learned from those experiences. I'll also talk about the different types of routers.

I spotted a sale on an interesting TV box powered by the S912 processor, with 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of flash storage, and support for installing a hard drive.

Not long ago, I posted a review of a relatively expensive 8-megapixel camera. Today I'm reviewing a somewhat simpler model, both in resolution and features. Its key advantages are its 4 MP resolution, low price, and well-known manufacturer. As always, read on for the rest of the review.

Last month I posted a review of crimp terminals for stranded wire. Today, I’m continuing the review on the same topic. In this review, I’ll test two different sets: one contains various types of terminals, and the other contains insulated sleeves for joining wires.

Another tablet has landed in my hands, but this time it isn't one of those 10–11-inch "giants". It's a small, modest tablet with a screen diagonal of just 8 inches. I liked it, even though it has its share of drawbacks. Read on for the full review, including a closer look, teardown, tests, and conclusions.

Hello everyone. I put together a short review of a “new” used 12V-10A board (claimed). First, I apologize for any inaccuracies or mistakes. I’ve never written a review before.

I’ve already reviewed quite a few TV boxes from different manufacturers, but this is the first time I’ve had a model from the well-known Chinese company Xiaomi in my hands. Actually, no—not the first time. More accurately, this is the first time I’m writing a review of a TV box from this company. As usual, I’ll take a look inside and test it. I’ll also try to compare its pros and cons with devices I’ve tested before, and of course I’ll add the information to the summary table.

Every time we think Xiaomi really does make everything, a new product suddenly comes along. The Xiaomi AI Translator, a portable voice translator, was released quite recently and is a great deal for the price. Now Xiaomi's lineup has a new device: the HiPee Smart Health Tester.