How do you save data from an Arduino-based device to a memory card? Fortunately, a microSD card and SD card breakout board now make this an easy task ... (most laptops have a built-in card reader slot ...

He has dubbed this SDuino Zero. “I made a real SD card sized full programmable (indeed, Arduino pro compatible) small computer board,” said the developer, who calls himself – kodera2t, on his Hackaday ...

[Kevin] attached a MicroSD breakout board to an Arduino-compatible clone. When the clone starts up, it searches the SD card for a file called ‘program.hex.’ This file is sent over to the ...

This time I made a real SD card sized full programmable (indeed, Arduino pro compatible) small computer board,” said the developer, who calls himself – kodera2t. It consists of ATMega328P and four ...

Embedded PC board ... Arduino compatible development board named the Zero BZ1 which is equipped with a 48MHz ARM Cortex M0+ micro-controller , zero bootloader with LiPo battery charger and SD card ...

A rotary tool was used to make a tidy slot for the microSD card. The ReMarkable already has a set of pads for an SDHC interface on the main board ... can mount a second SD card with the right ...

Other features of the board, which runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, include a micro SD card slot, two buttons, 4 LEDs, 30 input/output pins for interfacing with sensors, a real-time clock ...