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What about the competitors, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Rock Pi and others? Now that that Raspberry Pi's are usually sold out and difficult to get. In what case would
by sampo 4y ago
What about the competitors, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Rock Pi and others? Now that that Raspberry Pi's are usually sold out and difficult to get. In what case would you need an actual Raspberry Pi, and a competing product would not do?
- valdiorn 4y agoI had a look at this just this week. One problem; all the io libraries out there rely on special functionality in the broadcom chips and thus don't work with the knock-off boards. Meaning anything that needs gpio/spi/i2c/serial can't run on a clone board without a code rewrite.
- rasz 4y agoSupport. All Chinese competitors are build and released into the world with no software support. What you want is retired laptop or thin client with optional arduino clone plugged into USB/serial for low level IO.
- moffkalast 4y agoMaybe something like a Lattepanda that's an x64 with an Arudino coprocessor already on the board.