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Unfortunately, their low specs make them really far from usable. I know that it may improve in the future, but as of today, 2GB of Ram for the PineTab...

• MayeulC 6y ago
  Of course, you are free to pick whatever you want from their store, but comparing a raspberrypi with a PineTab is a bit unfair, as these two products are quite different. Moreover, I disagree with your suggestion that 2GB is useless in a tablet. It really depends on the use-case, and I have rarely seen a capability range similar to the pineTab in a tablet from-factor. Have a look at the RockPro64, for instance: https://www.pine64.org/rockpro64/ https://www.pine64.org/rockpro64/ The 4GB version is about $80, but offers PCIe 4x, 128Mbit Flash, Gigabit Ethernet, USB-C Host With Video Out, and an eDP Port, among others. It's true that the A64 family only goes up to 2GB, but the rock64 family goes to 4GB for $45. All offer valid tradeoffs to the Pi family :)
  • rjsw 6y ago
    > It's true that the A64 family only goes up to 2GB. I think they technically go up to 3GB, but making a board with that is messy.