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Price and memory size aren't the only considerations. This might have low power consumption. These are seem to be mostly evaluation boards to check the chip ag
by vardump 7y ago
Price and memory size aren't the only considerations. This might have low power consumption.
These are seem to be mostly evaluation boards to check the chip against your requirements. After that, it might be just a few dollars to add the SoC, some DRAM and the passives on your product board.
- tyingq 7y agoSure, but they seem built specifically as MCUs, not intended to run Linux.
- vardump 7y agoIt might be a very cheap way to get a real operating system running in your embedded product. And who cares about whether these are intended to run Linux or anything else. If it fits the requirements, just use it.