For some projects however, the flexibility of the Arduino can be overkill and it's this issue which prompted Digispark to create a simpler, cheaper alternative - a tiny Arduino-compatible ...

In a nutshell, the Digispark is the “little brother” to the Arduino line of development boards–a pint-sized (it’s the size of a quarter!), Arduino-compatible open-source USB development ...

The code is an Arduino project for the Digispark Attiny85 to turn on a light source when ... which is particularly undesirable in portable safety lights/alarms. After connecting the battery and ...

an Arduino compatible microcontroller platform that’s not only small enough to fit in your pocket, it’s small enough to lose in your pocket. Like the similarly specced Digispark, the Trinket ...

The Digispark campaign launched 10 days ago as a tiny alternative to the versatile Arduino development board, easily surpassing project founder Erik Kettenburg's goal of $5,000 to fund the first ...

The microcontroller board, as mentioned earlier, is a Digispark clone and it can be programmed via the Arduino IDE. The choice of Digispark board (rather than picking an analog brick) is highly ...

Developers and hobbyists who enjoy tinkering about with Arduino devices and technology might be interested in a new USB developer board called the Digispark. The tiny Digispark USB developer board ...

Some of our readers might remember the tiny Digispark Arduino enabled USB developer board that launched after a successful crowd funding campaign back in August 2012. Now the team behind the tiny ...

Adafruit’s Trinket and digiStump’s Digispark board are rather close cousins. Both use an ATtiny85 microcontroller, both have USB functionality, and both play nice with the Arduino IDE.

In a nutshell, the Digispark is of development boards–a pint-sized (it’s the size of a quarter!), Arduino-compatible open-source USB development and production platform that is cheap enough to forget ...