ODROID-Magazine-201506

EDITORIAL
One of the Hardkernel engineers decided to build a case
for his ODROID that looks like the Macintosh Plus model
from his youth. We think he did a great job in creating
a modern, futuristic version of that classic computer.
Since we did a feature article on building a Truck PC last year,
we’ve had requests for a similar
article for sedan owners. In response,
Belov replaced the standard
built-in electronics gear in
his Opel Astra using an ODROID-U3
to provide both music and map services.
Venkat also presents a cool project for
your car that allows you to obtain detailed
vehicle information via Bluetooth, download
it to an ODROID, and plot the results using Google Earth.
Tobias continues his Nintendo 64 series with reviews of several very
popular N64 games, Nanik details the process of creating a custom service for Android,
Bo teaches us how to install touchscreen drivers on an ODROID-C1, and Carsten presents
his Guzunty Pi project of building an inexpensive UART console. We also find out
how to turn an ODROID into a karaoke machine, play Tekken 6 in HD resolution, install
some convenient community pre-built disk images, and much more!
ODROID Magazine, published monthly at http://magazine.odroid.com, is your source for all things ODROIDian.
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