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Sweet! Another compelling option for sub-$100 SBCs. I've been keeping track of them in a Google Sheet at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TCugLk0GSukeWjh
by epall 10y ago
Sweet! Another compelling option for sub-$100 SBCs. I've been keeping track of them in a Google Sheet at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TCugLk0GSukeWjhsLu732GR4nfMneLGSvZd7W0PHr2A/edit https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TCugLk0GSukeWjhsLu73....
- yial 10y agoThat is a phenomenal resource, thank you so much!
- arbuge 10y agoGreat list - one you're missing is the $5 Pi Zero by the way.
- epall 10y agoThanks! It's in there (row 21), but I got the price wrong.
- rickyc091 10y agoThanks for compiling it! You should add affiliate links on it. I was just trying to get to the product page so I ended up googling it instead, but if it was one click away... :)
- epall 10y agoGreat idea! Thank you.
- trome 10y agoNice list, but your missing the OrangePi Zero ($7 with WiFi, POE, Ethernet), NanoPi Neo & a bunch of other boards from Xunlong & FriendlyARM.
- epall 10y agoIt'll always be missing a bunch. Feel free to add them as proposed edits!
- fmntf 10y agoNice work! Have a look on udoo.org for more boards :-)
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- manwe150 10y agoIf you're willing to deal with being outside the range of officially supported boards (or strongly community supported), there seems to be an endless supply of options. Just for AllWinner-based devices, there's a long list at https://linux-sunxi.org/Category:Devices https://linux-sunxi.org/Category:Devices (which includes some from your list like BananaPi and OrangePi). Since many routers are around the sub-$100 mark, you can also check out any of the dd-wrt / openwrt / tomato / etc. devices too. And then you can also go out of scope even further and check out FPGA-based boards (such as http://store.gadgetfactory.net/papilio-pro-spartan-6-fpga-dev-board-with-sdram/ http://store.gadgetfactory.net/papilio-pro-spartan-6-fpga-de..., or any of the many boards like it) or go up in price and get something like the NVIDIA Jetson. (I'm not affiliated with any of those companies, I just tinker with some of their devices. There's just so many cool toys now; why couldn't they be around when I was a kid!)