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PIC microcontroller was developed in the year 1993 by microchip technology. The term PIC stands for Peripheral Interface Controller. Initially this was developed for supporting PDP computers to control its peripheral devices, and therefore, named as...

Renesas Electronics Corporation today unveiled the RX64M Group of microcontrollers (MCUs), its first product in the flagship RX Family of 32-bit MCUs to be fabricated in a 40nm process. Based on the new RXv2 CPU core, which was announced in November...

Described as the flagship of the RX 32bit microcontroller series, the RX71M Group has been developed by Renesas for use in industrial equipment. It doubles the CPU operating frequency to 240MHz from that of previous products and is available with up...

RX100 MCUs are great design choices for embedded systems that must minimize power consumption by running in sleep mode whenever possible, yet must wake-up quickly whenever there is a need to perform computing or control tasks. Renesas’ True Low Power...

Here still looking for a quickie small footprint XBMC solution for my kitchen dining nook LCD TV. I did a search on smallest computer that would run XBMC. Never saw this CuBox before. Anyone using one of these for XBMC today? Included specs for this...