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wont they made themselves irrelevant? now it's the same price of any itx board. with the same high power profile. for the last 4 years anyone could spend $40
by gcb0 8y ago
wont they made themselves irrelevant?
now it's the same price of any itx board. with the same high power profile.
for the last 4 years anyone could spend $40 on a itx board with 12v power input, plus $40 for a fully featured ia64 AMD5350 APU, and have exactly what you describe for 35W (or 55 under load)
- mattst88 8y ago> ia64 I wouldn't normally comment on something like this, but I noticed this mistake twice in the linked post as well. ia64 refers to Itanium, while amd64/x86-64/x64 refer to the 64-bit version of x86.
- dvfjsdhgfv 8y agoYeah, it was strange to see that in the original post, so for a moment I thought they meant both amd64 and ia64.
- ekr 8y agoOdroid was never the cheapest option, but they provided outstanding software support and great product reliability. Now, in the x86 space both of those things (software support, reliability) are not an issue. Besides, there are much cheaper options available on the market (e.g. https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cSJOvljS https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/cSJOvljS , same platform with 4GB ddr4, 64gb emmc, case, power supply for ~$140 shipping included). So I reckon you're right, this product won't be too successful.
- whyagaindavid 8y agoCan u recommend me one? Very much interested in itx with 12V power. Thanks
- nerdponx 8y agoDoes that include NICs and RAM?
- agapon 8y agoHow about things like (readily available) GPIO, I²C, etc?