Seeed Studio $6.9 Wio Lite RISC-V (GD32VF103) - with ESP8266 released!

Metal Case for Jetson Nano $9.90
Here we prepared the cooling solution for your Jetson Nano! Over-heating sometimes may cause a shutdown problem. This new Metal Case will help to improve the stability of Jetson Nano. 

• Metal Body, Firm Structure
• Dust Resistance
• Nice-Looking
• Clever design
• Easy access to the peripheral connectors
• With camera holder, RESET and POWER button

MAKER LINE - Simplifying Line Sensor (PIC16F1827) $9.90

Simplifying Line Sensor will help you test the robot car whose moving track is following the planned path.

• This line sensor is assembled the PIC16F1827 chip, which has a CPU speed of 8 MIPS that means fast performance.
• The PIC16F1827 chip also can afford the communication peripherals, cause it supports some basic interface such as UART, SPI, I2C. 

• Dual-channel, Bi-directional control motor driver

• Support motor voltage from 2.5V to 9.5VDC

• Maximum current up to 1.0A continuous and 1.5A peak (<5 seconds)

• 5V Output (200mA) to power the controller.

• Inputs compatible with 1.8V, 3.3V and 5V logic (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc).

• Solid-state components provide faster response time and eliminate the wear and tear of mechanical relay

Raspberry Pi 4 vs Pi 3 – All the Major Differences.

With the all-new Raspberry Pi 4 released recently, with impressive speeds and performance power compared to previous models, the Raspberry Pi 4 has now been a must-buy for all makers and tech enthusiasts.

The Raspberry Pi 4 seems to be perfect, however, how does it fare compared to its predecessor: The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+

Without further ado, lets jump right into the Specs differences between the Pi 4 and Pi 3+.

Seeed in the “maker” community: A feature in a college book 

Seeed was featured in “New Progressive College English Integrated Course”, a book used as a teaching material for the Intermediate English Course for college students, written by Yinhua Li and published by the Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press. One of their articles introduced the “maker’ idea and mentioned us as a frontier for the maker culture in Shenzhen and an accelerator for hardware development.

The Best Time to Visit Shenzhen in 2019 

For all aspiring makers, developers, entrepreneurs, investors and VCs out there, you may be wondering: when is the best time to come to Shenzhen? Look no further than November, where you get to make the most of your trip here by immersing yourself in not just 1 or 2, but 3 major global innovation events!