How an edtech pro uses Raspberry Pis as thin clients
Daniel Hyatt makes the case for single-board computers in the workplace, too.
Daniel Hyatt makes the case for single-board computers in the workplace, too.
Mobile phones, desk lamps, displays, electronic toothbrushes, power tools…if it needs power, chances are good it has a USB port. How did that happen?
“We are in finance. We are in boardrooms. We are in startups. We are at your coffee shop,” Logitech for Business President Prakash Arunkundrum says.
USB-IF president tells IT Brew that the certification process for connectors and cables involves 10,000 insertions and poisonous gas testing.
The move comes after advocates pressed the company to prolong device “death dates.”
The company first promised users a patch would come May 16, but the date has come and gone without a solution.
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