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> After all, on an appliance with no internet access ... Just to point out, the sales page for this board says in big letters that it can do 10/100 ethernet wi
by justinclift 3y ago
> After all, on an appliance with no internet access ...
Just to point out, the sales page for this board says in big letters that it can do 10/100 ethernet with an add-on board.
- lelanthran 3y ago> Just to point out, the sales page for this board says in big letters that it can do 10/100 ethernet with an add-on board. So? If we lower the bar to "can do internet with an add-on" then everything can be internet connected, because there's a network addon (interface card/module, i2c, USB) that can be used by almost every single device out there. It's different when a SoC comes with network - that's obviously targeting always-connected devices.