Was in stock at thepihut earlier, now quickly sold out there
Raspberry Pi Zero Details:
BCM2835 (same as Pi 1) but up-clocked to 1GHz, so 40% faster
512MB of RAM
micro-SD Slot
mini-HDMI
micro-USB for data
micro-USB for power
unpopulated 40-pin GPIO connector (same pinout as A+/B+/2B)
Size is 65mmx30mmx5mm
Single Pi Zero: £4 sold out
Pi Zero Complete Starter Kit £24
Pi Zero Project Kit w/ Scroll pHAT £19.50
Pi Zero + Adaptors + Pibow Zero Case £11.50
Pi Zero + Adaptors £8
specs wise pine looks great, but what will the support be like?
dijital to Vanderlust
14 Dec 15#12
Nope.
branflakes to Vanderlust
14 Dec 15#49
this is ballbags!! and not even comparable
the Pine is Kickstarter, could be a load of vaporware, they always stick on an unreasonable amount of worldwide delviery change and if it doesn't have any issue isn't available until march earliest unless your one of the first backers
Al3xander
14 Dec 15#4
I use two of these to mine for bitcoins.
Vanderlust to Al3xander
14 Dec 154#6
Hate that people use electricity off the grid for this. Now solar powered bitcoin mining, that's something I can get behind. :man:
MadeInBeats to Al3xander
14 Dec 15#32
I thought bit coin mining required top-end GPGPUs and required more processing power year on year?
adam_holcombe
14 Dec 151#5
What winds me up is how they have none of the boards for sale on their own, but if you want to bundle it with crappy adapters that everyone already owns, they've got loads..
mikerr to adam_holcombe
14 Dec 15#29
They did have the boards on their own at 12o'clock (I bought one) - but they sold out within the hour
How many they allocated to bundles is anyone's guess.
androoski
14 Dec 15#8
The MagPi magazine issue 40 with the free Pi Zer0 briefly came back into stock at Newsagents on Friday but they went very quickly.
HankHandsome
14 Dec 15#9
nuts .. only just seen this ..
been on the lookout for the magpi magazine for weeks but it's impossible to find. might go for the £11.50 option though - I suppose considering i'm willing to pay £6 quid for the magazine, it's not that much of a leap to £11.50
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Raspberry Pi Zero Details:
BCM2835 (same as Pi 1) but up-clocked to 1GHz, so 40% faster
512MB of RAM
micro-SD Slot
mini-HDMI
micro-USB for data
micro-USB for power
unpopulated 40-pin GPIO connector (same pinout as A+/B+/2B)
Size is 65mmx30mmx5mm
Single Pi Zero: £4 sold out
Pi Zero Complete Starter Kit £24
Pi Zero Project Kit w/ Scroll pHAT £19.50
Pi Zero + Adaptors + Pibow Zero Case £11.50
Pi Zero + Adaptors £8
[one per customer]
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http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/09/pine-a64-64-bit-4k-maker-board/
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http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/09/pine-a64-64-bit-4k-maker-board/
the Pine is Kickstarter, could be a load of vaporware, they always stick on an unreasonable amount of worldwide delviery change and if it doesn't have any issue isn't available until march earliest unless your one of the first backers
How many they allocated to bundles is anyone's guess.
been on the lookout for the magpi magazine for weeks but it's impossible to find. might go for the £11.50 option though - I suppose considering i'm willing to pay £6 quid for the magazine, it's not that much of a leap to £11.50