Neoprod
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^, board layout looks the same so probably...thermals may be different though.
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So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.In the sub-$100 micro computing and micro electronics genre, they are indeed a competitor. Price is NOT the only grounds for competition. And for micro-electronics enthusiasts such as myself it IS a competitor. Arduino, RPi and this all compete for where we spend our money vs what we get for it.
If you can actually get it for R925 landed.It looks as if you can remove your Raspberry and replace it with the Asus in the same box! R620 vs ±R925! Not bad!
So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.
Ah yes the magical made up number of $100. What about $200? Hell lets make it $300?SUB-$100
or are you too committed to wanting to be right to be able to read subtext?
And To answer your question, yes. A 999 smartphone is a competitor to a CPO iPhone 4.
So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.
Ah yes the magical made up number of $100. What about $200? Hell lets make it $300?
Ah yes the magical made up number of $100. What about $200? Hell lets make it $300?
Lots of people would want a pi with double the processing power and 4k capable, me included. Doubling the price of a pi certainly is no dealbreaker. The thing is, the pi3 will not receive an update for a couple of years, so it makes this a great alternative.So something that's twice the price being called a competitor is correct? LMAO. Different price segments. Of cause it will win if you don't factor in the price.
There will be a Rpi 4 this year. Why wouldn't there be?Lots of people would want a pi with double the processing power and 4k capable, me included. Doubling the price of a pi certainly is no dealbreaker. The thing is, the pi3 will not receive an update for a couple of years, so it makes this a great alternative.
Hopefully my kernel modules slot in without too much tweaking.
There is no upgrade route after the bcm2837, which was in many aspects a drop-in replacement for the 2836 of the rpi2. Any new pi's will require a lot more development than previous revisions to get to market.There will be a Rpi 4 this year. Why wouldn't there be?
There's the BCM4908.There is no upgrade route after the bcm2837, which was in many aspects a drop-in replacement for the 2836 of the rpi2. Any new pi's will require a lot more development than previous revisions to get to market.
I don't think that's going to happen. Not this year. It is quite significantly different from previous models.There's the BCM4908.