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Pretty exciting to see they are bringing back a tablet to their product offerings. The rk3566 SoC has very good mainline kernel support so far, and even mainlin
by CameronNemo 4y ago
Pretty exciting to see they are bringing back a tablet to their product offerings. The rk3566 SoC has very good mainline kernel support so far, and even mainline TF-A and U-Boot support is progressing along. The $160 price tag for the 4GB version kind of makes it a no brainer from my POV.
The 8GB version I am personally avoiding. Even though the cost difference is just $50, the SoC has some implementation flaws that only show when it is configured with >4GB of RAM. Hopefully these issues are fixed on rk3588, but rk356x really shouldn't be shipped or purchased with >4GB of RAM IMO.
- techdragon 4y agoAs the owner of two of the original tablets… I’m pretty hesitant… I’m keen but hesitant to get more tablets given how I have two that are great till I update and suddenly it won’t boot because I can’t get updates without breaking the boot loaders.