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Actually, it seems like this is more akin to to the Raspberry Pi Zero, which is a fifth of the price. I have the same question...why this?
by ChristianGeek 9y ago
Actually, it seems like this is more akin to to the Raspberry Pi Zero, which is a fifth of the price. I have the same question...why this?
- joezydeco 9y agoOpen schematics and kernel source. Publicly available SoC. If you want a one-off for a little hobby project, then RpiZ is just fine. If you are developing a commercial product and don't want to be at the mercy of RPi or Broadcom for your parts and availability, you go with something like BeagleBone.