Creating a Custom Hardware Solution with Pwnie Express
Pwnie Express (an Outpost 24 company) was looking for a reliable hardware platform for their commercial network penetration testing software. After struggling with unreliable, inflexible and less durable systems, they turned to OnLogic for [read more]
Lisa Talks Fairness, Net Neutrality, and BBQ on the Start Here Podcast
OnLogic Co-Founder Lisa Groeneveld visited the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies back in 2018 to record an episode of their Start Here podcast. She spoke with hosts David Bradbury and Sam Roach-Gerber about how OnLogic [read more]
How to Choose The Right Wireless Hardware
When choosing wireless networking hardware for your new computer, the choices available can sometimes be overwhelming. Not only must you choose the right card, but you need to ensure you have [read more]
The 6 Steps For Creating a Successful ISV Partnership
Do you need an ISV Partnership? Let’s say you’ve created the next great piece of software. It solves a long-standing problem, or makes a laborious task much simpler and you’re eager [read more]
What Do OEM/ODM Services Look Like in the Computer Industry?
You’ve almost certainly heard the terms OEM and ODM tossed around in the computer hardware business. Defining the initialisms is easy enough. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Over time however, [read more]
How Does a Fanless PC Stay Cool?
Compared to a traditional fanned PC, especially small form factor fanned PCs, a fanless computer doesn’t necessarily always look dramatically different. Nevertheless, there are several subtle things going on that prevent [read more]
USB Type-C and USB 3.1 (now called USB 3.2) Explained
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) port is perhaps the most commonly used and easily recognizable PC connectivity standard found on modern hardware. But, as ubiquitous as the rectangular port and its corresponding data transfer standard [read more]
Why All The Fuss About CAN Bus?
The Internet of Things, the increasingly connected nature of all manner of embedded devices, continues to expand in scope. Many predictions were made that more than 50 Billion “things” will be [read more]
Capacitive vs. Resistive Touchscreen Computer
We’ve come a long way since the late 1940's when music industry pioneers first developed touch-sensitive synthesizers, paving the way for later advancements in the 1960s and 70s to pair touch technology with a graphical [read more]
Choose the Perfect PC: Defining Rugged, Fanless and Fanned Industrial
OnLogic offers three distinct product lines that allow you to quickly choose the perfect PC for your needs. We called these lines Fanned Industrial PCs, Fanless Industrial PCs and Rugged PCs. [read more]
Windows 7 end of life has come. What now?
The much anticipated End-of-Support (also known as End-Of-Life) of Windows 7 has come. On the 14th of January 2020, Microsoft officially ceased support of Windows 7 and Windows 7 for Embedded Systems. Ever since Microsoft [read more]
What is Windows Embedded, and Why Does it Matter Now?
Windows 7 Embedded Standard used to be the reliable choice for many embedded projects. In January 2020, Microsoft ended support for Windows 7. However, that same month, Microsoft announced an Extended Security Update program that [read more]
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