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"Pine64's announcement also delved into the vexed issue of pricing, with the board likely to retail “north of $300”, putting it out of Raspberry Pi competitor t
by mikece 5y ago
"Pine64's announcement also delved into the vexed issue of pricing, with the board likely to retail “north of $300”, putting it out of Raspberry Pi competitor territory."
Not being familiar with the CPU/chipset of this device the logical question is whether it is as proportionally more powerful than a Raspberry Pi 4B as its price suggests. Or is there something else about the Pine64 that makes it far more attractive than the Pi and worthy of the price?
- rbanffy 5y agoIt has 8 cores (4 big, 4 little) and 16GB. It can also drive an 8K screen (or, presumably, a couple 4Ks). As far as an ARM board goes, this is quite high end. This is not designed to compete with the RPi 4.