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rpilocator.com tracks them. Jeff Greeling has a couple of good YouTube videos on the problem. Sometimes, if you're willing to wait, you can put in an order on
by phoehne 4y ago
rpilocator.com tracks them. Jeff Greeling has a couple of good YouTube videos on the problem. Sometimes, if you're willing to wait, you can put in an order on a site like digikey and you'll eventually get some at list price. But yeah, no one can get them at list price. And for what scalpers are charging, or the BS 'starter kit' that you might be forced to buy, get a used thin client PC. The other options, like Nvidia's CM4 style board, are just as hard to find or just as scalped.
- geerlingguy 4y agoDigiKey seems to be the best bet, at least for some models. It may take 1-3 months but they do seem to fill back orders consistently. Rpilocator tracks stock and has found some sites stick things regularly once a week but if you don't buy within 10-20 minutes of the in stock alert, you'll miss it. Even Upton said he thinks the supply will be getting better to the point it'll be fully stocked again within one year.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoHere in Europe kubii does preorders for list price. I got my 400 with 3 or so weeks waiting. But yeah they really have to start solving this issue otherwise raspberry is just going to become obsolete.
- VLM 4y agoPi is done already. For the last few years anyone doing "Circuit/Micro-Python with GPIO" switched to ESP32 a long time ago, and the "I need a small PC" people just went back to using small PCs.