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If you want to talk about customers actually receiving stuff, rather than announcements or taking preorders, then the timing is: - Nezha: late June / early Jul
by brucehoult 3y ago
If you want to talk about customers actually receiving stuff, rather than announcements or taking preorders, then the timing is:
- Nezha: late June / early July 2021
- VisionFive 2: February 2023
- Star64: May 2023
The PineTab-V also uses the JH7110. It was supposed to ship late May at the same time as the (very similar) A55-based PineTab2, but according to the company they found something they wanted to fix before shipping. Hopefully soon! My VF2 that arrived in February was supposed to have been in November, and the Star64 was scheduled to ship in December, so slips of a few months are just in the nature of the industry, especially at this time.
- krilovsky 3y agoNo argument there, though I'm not sure why you feel that the delivery date is the relevant metric in the context of the Milk-V Mars which has only been announced and isn't even available for preorder yet.
- brucehoult 3y agoBecause the delay between announcement or order-taking and receiving the thing can be highly variable, and having it in my hands and being able to use it is what is important to me. The biggest delays are usually with a new SoC. Once the SoC is available, building yet one more circuit board is usually a pretty straightforward exercise, at least for the competent.