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To save others the pain of EETimes' annoying ass ad exploits: 1. Raspberry Pi Zero W -- $10 2: Asus Tinker Board -- $54.99 3: Marvell Espressobin -- $79.
by metaphor 9y ago
To save others the pain of EETimes' annoying ass ad exploits:
1. Raspberry Pi Zero W -- $10
2: Asus Tinker Board -- $54.99
3: Marvell Espressobin -- $79.99
4: 96Boards HiKey 960 -- $239.99
5: PINE64 Rock64 -- $24.95
6: Orange Pi R1 -- $13.90
7: MYIR MYS-6ULX -- $24.80
8: LeMaker Banana Pi Pro -- $47.99
9: LattePanda -- $209
10: Sparkfun BBC micro:bit -- $17.50
- svantana 9y agoThere's also a print version of the page: https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1332763&print=yes https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1332763&print=ye...
- forinti 9y agoMicro:bit seems a bit expensive when you compare its features with the other options.
- brazzledazzle 9y agoI think it's intended as more of an all-in-one board for the educational purposes (specifically educating children, I believe). It has a couple of buttons, an LED array (basic display and light sensor), compass, temp sensor, an accelerometer and some edge pins that you can use alligator clips with. It might not be the best and/or most affordable platform for general purpose stuff but I can't be certain as I've only used it for teaching kids how to program.