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- CPU: Quad Cortex-A53 1.8 GHz, 12nm process
- GPU: Mali G31 MP2
- RAM: LPDDR4 512MB/1GB/2GB/4GB
- Storage: eMMC 5.1 8/16/32/64/128GB and uSD card
- HDMI: Micro HDMI, HDMI 2.1, 4K@60 HDR
- Multimedia: H265/VP9 decode 4Kx2K@60
- Wireless: WiFi4/BT4 or WiFi5/BT5
- USB: One USB 2.0 Type C OTG, one USB 3.0 Type C host
- GPIO: 40Pin GPIO, ADC/UART/SPI/PWM
- Others: Crypto Engine, support external antenna, one button
It's on the web page, starting at $15, going up as you add RAM.quote:Originally posted by radioman:
Retail price???
Well, apples to apples says the Raspberry Pi Zero with WiFi and headers is $14.quote:Originally posted by architect:It's on the web page, starting at $15, going up as you add RAM.quote:Originally posted by radioman:
Retail price???
Given that the PiZero is $5, they have a way to go to capture the embedded market, nor does it seem that they are (yet?) nearly as well-supported with third-party software and hardware as the Pi. But this seems another step on the way to the "there's a computer in everything" world that now looks to be right around the corner.
pihole, VPN, print server, local web server. Some folks run Ansible and other utilities.This message has been edited. Last edited by: mark123,quote:Originally posted by Oz_Shadow:
Never knew what to do with either aside from Retropie. The Kodi stuff never appealed to me. What do you like to use them for?