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electronupdate also published a more detailed video for the teardown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb8AB8bsQSk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb8AB8bsQSk

• 70rd 2y ago
  That channel is great, would be great to find repositories of similar hacker/electronics channels, if anyone has some.
  • WatchDog 2y ago
    zeptobars for die shots https://x.com/zeptobars https://x.com/zeptobars der8auer is mostly pc hardware focused, but has some interesting videos looking at chips https://www.youtube.com/@der8auer-en https://www.youtube.com/@der8auer-en bigclivedotcom for teardowns of random electronics https://www.youtube.com/bigclivedotcom https://www.youtube.com/bigclivedotcom
  • anonymous_user9 2y ago
    https://youtube.com/@mikeselectricstuff/videos https://youtube.com/@mikeselectricstuff/videos Teardowns of biomedical/x-ray/optical machines, as well as deep dives into reverse engineering and clever electrical design.
• jsheard 2y ago
  The Pi5 southbridge was codenamed RP1, the RP2040 was RP2, and the RP2350 is apparently RP4. What might RP3 be I wonder? The boring prediction is that it's just a new southbridge for the Pi6, but one can hope they eventually split with Broadcom and do their own in-house Linux SoC which they would be able to document properly.
  • my123 2y ago
    RP3 is the Pi Zero 2 W SiP
    • jsheard 2y ago
      Oh, that's even more boring. Fingers crossed for RP5 then...
      • hhh 2y ago
        RP5 with CM5?