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The makers of this product would even tell you that you aren't in the target market. This is a System On Module, not a Single Board Computer. The later is a "un
by zgramana 10y ago
The makers of this product would even tell you that you aren't in the target market. This is a System On Module, not a Single Board Computer. The later is a "unbox, boot up, and play" experience. The former is "unbox, wire into my existing circuits, standup the board, start coding" experience.
- gambiting 10y agoSure, absolutely, but the title of the linked article is literally "Move over Raspberry Pi, here is a $4, coin-sized, open-source Linux computer", so comparisons to the Raspberry Pi are inevitable.
- Symbiote 10y agoAt the time of my comment, this was also the title of the HN post. It's only in the headline, so we can probably blame the editor rather than the writer.