Radxa Linkr – A USB drive-sized IP KVM with USB-C, Ethernet, and WiFi support

Radxa Linkr is a compact, USB flash drive-sized IP KVM that connects to the target through HDMI and USB for video, keyboard, and mouse emulation, and controls it over USB-C, Ethernet, or WiFi client/access point, even before the OS is booted. The device does not require any specific apps, since all you need is a web browser. The company also highlights support for Tailscale VPN, two-factor authentication, and  AI agents such as OpenClaw and Hermes. Radxa Linkr specifications: SoC – Rockchip RV1106G3 CPU – Arm Cortex A7 @ 1.2GHz with an integrated RISC-V co-processor. NPU – 1 TOPS 4th-gen Rockchip NPU with hybrid quantization (int4, int8, int16) ISP – 3rd-gen 5MP high-performance ISP VPU – 3072×1728 (5MP) @ 30fps H.265/H.264 encoding, 16MP @ 60FPS JPEG snapshot System Memory –  256MB DDR3L on-chip memory Storage for OS and virtual media images Optional 16 GB eMMC flash MicroSD card slot Display Input – HDMI up [...]

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