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Cover illustration for Arduino UNO Q Arcade Bundle Builds a $90 Retro Console
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Arduino UNO Q Arcade Bundle Builds a $90 Retro Console

Arduino's UNO Q Arcade bundle pairs the 4GB UNO Q SBC with snap-together Modulino controls to build a DIY RetroArch console for about $90 at launch.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitJul 23, 20264 min read
Cover illustration for moddo Pinch Is the Smallest Arduino Board Yet at 11mm
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moddo Pinch Is the Smallest Arduino Board Yet at 11mm

The moddo Pinch is a 10.9 x 10.5 mm Arduino-compatible board that fits inside a USB-C shell, with 12 GPIO, 11 PWM channels, and pre-orders open at $15.90.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitJul 20, 20264 min read
Cover illustration for Moddo Pinch Is the Smallest 32-Bit Arduino Board Yet
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Moddo Pinch Is the Smallest 32-Bit Arduino Board Yet

The Moddo Pinch fits a 32-bit SAMD11 Arm chip into a 10.9x10.5mm body — the smallest Arduino-compatible board, with pre-orders open at $15.90.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitJul 15, 20264 min read
Cover illustration for Arduino's New Modulino Modules Make I2C Builds Bigger and Stress-Free
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Arduino's New Modulino Modules Make I2C Builds Bigger and Stress-Free

Arduino launched three Modulino modules in late June 2026 — a Hub for up to 64 I2C devices, a 30-meter Extender, and a Motors driver — starting at $8.85.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitJun 29, 20264 min read
Cover illustration for Velxio Lets You Simulate Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and ESP32 Boards in Your Browser
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Velxio Lets You Simulate Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and ESP32 Boards in Your Browser

Velxio is a self-hostable, open-source board emulator supporting 19 real boards across five CPU architectures — no hardware required, runs fully in-browser via Docker.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitApr 9, 20264 min read
Cover illustration for This Arduino and Raspberry Pi Duo Powers a Two-Factor Entry System for a Community Hackerspace
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This Arduino and Raspberry Pi Duo Powers a Two-Factor Entry System for a Community Hackerspace

A maker built a reliable two-factor access control system pairing an Arduino Nano for hardware control with a Raspberry Pi authentication backend.

Alex Circuit
Alex CircuitMar 3, 20264 min read