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It's a shame they're dropping the 11", though I concede that if they want this to be feasible with the magnesium alloy body they did need to condense the produc
by dhruvmittal 7y ago
It's a shame they're dropping the 11", though I concede that if they want this to be feasible with the magnesium alloy body they did need to condense the product line.
- gnode 7y agoConceivably, you may be able to build your own. Pine sell the bottom and top halves of the Pinebook 11" as spare parts minus the mainboard in their store. I've no idea how mechanically compatible the Pinebook Pro mainboard is with the Pinebook chassis, though.
- petecox 7y agoThe 11" is being superceded by a touchscreen tablet, with an optional keyboard. (No "pro" bump though - the same original Allwinner internals)
- anotheryou 7y ago> there will be an upgrade path for owners of the 14" regular Pinebook to a 'Pro-like' Pinebook (we're exploring an upgrade path for existing 11.6" users too - stay tuned). https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=7093 https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=7093