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This is something similar that's about to get released and way faster: https://neutis.io/ https://neutis.io/

• asadlionpk 8y ago
  and triple the price.
• jamesg 8y ago
  I’ve recently been experimenting with this board, which looks to be quite similar (Allwinner H5): https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=211 https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&... Overall it’s an impressive little package, however I’ve been finding that you need to underclock the CPU to make it stable. Or possibly use a giant heat sink, but that would somewhat counteract the benefits of such a tiny board. Do you know if Neutis have found a good solution for keeping the H5 stable? However, in broader strokes, I’m pretty excited that we’re starting to see these boards with open hardware designs (the vocore and the beagle, for instance). Being able to use this to bootstrap more complex board designs feels a bit like how web apps became a lot easier once the so-called LAMP stack was robust enough to build on top of. There’s additional hurdles with hardware, for sure, but each barrier removed is meaningful progress.
• cmurf 8y ago
  That is 64-bit ARM based and quad core, Vocore2 is MIPS. Neat.
• windlep 8y ago
  The Neutis is $49, the VoCore2 is $18. They seem to have different power consumption as well. While it might be similar in size, the cost difference is substantial. The best choice as usual depends on the project.
• Jenz 8y ago
  That thing is a beast.