It’s called the Galileo, and it has everything you’d expect from a juiced-up Arduino running x86. The main chip is an Intel Quark SoC running at 400MHz with 256 MB of DRAM. On board is a Mini ...

It’s called the 86Duino and stuffs an old Pentium II-class machine capable of running DOS, Windows, and Linux into the space of an Arduino, The 86Duino Zero features, of course, an x86 ...

As you can see from the image on top of the page the ICSP/SPI connector proper of the Arduino™ Pinout is moved to the bottom side of the UDOO X86 board. If you need to use a shield that communicates ...

Look in your Arduino installation forder eg: C:\Program Files(x86)\Arduino\lib and replace the theme folder inside (make a copy of the original in case you want to ...