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Why the linux boards are always designed to be cheap? What about those who have little more dough and are willing to put some cash to get extra? Just create som
by spurdoman77 6y ago
Why the linux boards are always designed to be cheap? What about those who have little more dough and are willing to put some cash to get extra? Just create some expensiver premium models, not only cheap stuff, damn it.
- Teknoman117 6y agoA few suggestions there: - hardkernel boards - Nvidia Jetson AGX Xavier (8 core + 512 CUDA core volta GPU, PCIe 4.0) - Honeycomb LX2 (16 core, quad SFP+ (for 10G optics), PCIe 4.0) I purchased an AGX Xavier for doing some self driving robot projects.
- yiyus 6y agoBecause, obviously, everyone wants to be the RISC raspberry. Becoming the expensive-alternative-to-raspberry-nobody-knows-about is not so attractive. Moreover, it looks to me like these cheap boards are not lacking features. What would you want in a premium version that is not present in the current models?
- ansible 6y agoHiFive Unmatched has up to 16GB of RAM: https://www.sifive.com/boards/hifive-unmatched https://www.sifive.com/boards/hifive-unmatched But it is a little pricey.
- jandrese 6y agoBecause the expensive stuff doesn't sell. At the end of the day most of these are just toys and it's hard to justify spending $850 on a device that is less capable than a $500 mini form factor OEM box if you're doing something serious.