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As much as I like the ideals Framework is espousing, I'm seriously considering just making a folding shell for a Raspberry Pi 5 (maybe Pi 500) and a second gen
by WillAdams 1y ago
As much as I like the ideals Framework is espousing, I'm seriously considering just making a folding shell for a Raspberry Pi 5 (maybe Pi 500) and a second gen Wacom One 13 (stylus w/ touch screen) and a battery.
- GardenLetter27 1y agoUnless you're working with MCUs etc. and want the GPIO pins, you'd get far more value out of a reasonable ASUS or Lenovo model. The SD card is a big bottleneck on the Pi.
- dmicah 1y agoThere is an M.2 hat for the Pi 5 that allows using an NVMe SSD instead of the SD card.
- dale_huevo 1y agoLike dropping a racing engine into a Hindustan Ambassador. Makes no sense.
- sixothree 1y agoIf you get a chance to use one first hand you see the performance impact is more than noticeable.
- redundantly 1y agoI see you're a person of taste. You nicely paired a bad analogy with your incorrect assumption.
- nrp 1y agoYou should! That sounds like a great project.
- moffkalast 1y agoJust saw a kickstarter for something like that recently, a laptop built around a CM 5 with even GPIO broken out. Argon 40 something.
- kevthecoder 1y agoProbably this one (not launched yet) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/argonforty/upton-one-the-true-raspberry-pi-compute-module-5-laptop https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/argonforty/upton-one-th...
- moffkalast 1y agoYep that's the one, I have to say it's kinda tempting on one hand, but on the other the Pi 5 is still about 4x slower than this already slow Framework 12 with a GPU that barely qualifies being called that so using it would be pretty painful I imagine.