James Lewis is an Electronics Industry Influencer, known for his work in the field of technology and electronics. He writes for various publications, including Yardbarker and Hackster.io, and his articles cover a wide range of topics such as DIY electronics projects, product reviews, and analysis of sports events. With a passion for both technology and sports, James brings a unique perspective to his writing.
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James Lewis focuses on event coverage and private sector announcements, with a strong emphasis on sports and gaming. If you seek to reach out effectively, consider providing him with exclusive insights or interviews related to basketball events or developments in the DIY electronics space.
He may be interested in hearing from experts who can provide commentary or insider information about sports events, particularly those involving the Utah Jazz. Additionally, given his focus on microcontrollers and displays, he might also be receptive to pitches related to innovative technologies within these areas.
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The Utah Jazz losing streak increases to 12 games.
By: James Lewis
A custom but open PCB and 3d printed bracket replace the troubled NES front loader connector with an off-the-shelf 72-pin option.
By: James Lewis
ProtoCentral's nRF53-powered wrist wearable stores or streams your vitals to a phone via BLE.
This affordable programmer shield lets you use a 6502 (or Arduino) to erase and program 27-series DIP-style EEPROMs.
By: Michael Wohlberg, James Lewis
The renowned synth master and director praises the art of video games while sharing what truly scares him.
By: James Lewis
Nordic nRF9161 SiP in a Feather form factor with data included.
By: James Lewis
This baseball-sized globe contains 945 LEDs and creates gorgeous interactive animations
“First, conquer the organs of propaganda,” wrote Karl Marx, who was a genius mob agitator and nothing else. Mob agitators were already a kind of specialty in Prussia, Poland, Russia, and Eastern Europe, but Marx wrote the instr...
By: James Lewis
This ultra-compact <$5 board packs 10 GPIO, USB-C, a NeoPixel, and STEMMA QT around an E8051-based microcontroller
By: James Lewis
Makes beats on the go with this customizable open source synthesizer, sequencer, and groove box.
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