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This is just something I have been wondering this product brought to mind; how can something be 40P GPIO if it has 40 physical pins and 8 of those are all just
by plagiarist 3y ago
This is just something I have been wondering this product brought to mind; how can something be 40P GPIO if it has 40 physical pins and 8 of those are all just ground?
- teraflop 3y agoI think this might just be an unfortunate abuse of terminology. I've seen plenty of people similarly refer to the Raspberry Pi as having a "40-pin GPIO header", even though only a subset of those 40 pins actually have GPIO functionality.
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