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There's a module version of the Raspberry Pi.

• euyyn 9y ago
  Well, the parent commenter was talking of the RPi3. Android Things doesn't support the Raspberry Pi Zero W. In the context of my comment, of going to production, the Pi Zero W has the problem of availability / supply chain. So if you plan to manufacture a lot of devices, not only are they hard to get, you get low-volume pricing instead of discounted.
  • naikrovek 9y ago
    The Zero wasn't mentioned. There is a Raspberry Pi 3 compute module, and I suggest you look that up if you think I am talking about a Pi Zero.
    • euyyn 9y ago
      Ah, I see! Not sure if you're the same user as the ones above, but the Compute Module 3 doesn't come with networking chips, so it's a no-starter for Android Things.
      • naikrovek 9y ago
        The RP3 compute module gets plugged into something else. That something else is free to have Ethernet.