Thank you very much for this! Spent forever trying to get someone to give me a clear answer. Looking forward to this now :smiley:
daskapital
17 Jan 171#18
It would work fine. I've built a magic mirror using a zero and a Pi 1.. they are more or less identical in terms of how much power they have . You don't need a lot of power for a magic mirror. Good luck.
AndrewHu
9 Jan 17#14
Am I the only one repulsed by the idea of paying for shipping? It's just bothering me for something so small.
Taylor1892 to AndrewHu
9 Jan 17#15
Agreed. Also is 1 per customer. I mean if your willing to pay £2.50 delivery each time...1 per order?
justconfidence to AndrewHu
10 Jan 171#16
You must become apoplectic when you need to send a postcard or letter then... :smirk:
daskapital
6 Jan 172#13
Take a look at C.H.I.P (getchip.com)
$9 computer. Wifi . 512MB ram, 4GB onboard flash storage (fast too, pi storage is unbelievably slow). Bluetooth 4.0+
Only issue is it doesn't come with HDMI (comes with a video out cable) but you can get an adapter.
It's pretty much same as a Pi Zero except it has bluetooth and onboard storage.
I have all the Pi's including the Zero and i have a C.H.I.P and I like chip best. Although these days I do most of my stuff with Arduino anyway unless I really want a linux based system / web based use etc.
umirza85 to daskapital
16 Jan 17#17
What are your thoughts on attempting to get a magi mirror 2 running on a pi zero? Once its up and running would you see an issues with processing power on the pi using any modules?
whiteface
6 Jan 17#12
Shame you can still only buy one at a time though. Do they even make more than 50 at a time?
lockwoodisbored
6 Jan 17#11
Redacted for civility.
mikerr
6 Jan 17#10
There are two main distributors thepihut.com and pimoroni.com - both in stock, and identical pricing.
Opening post
£4 + £2.50 delivery.
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$9 computer. Wifi . 512MB ram, 4GB onboard flash storage (fast too, pi storage is unbelievably slow). Bluetooth 4.0+
Only issue is it doesn't come with HDMI (comes with a video out cable) but you can get an adapter.
It's pretty much same as a Pi Zero except it has bluetooth and onboard storage.
I have all the Pi's including the Zero and i have a C.H.I.P and I like chip best. Although these days I do most of my stuff with Arduino anyway unless I really want a linux based system / web based use etc.
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/raspberry-pi-zero
more of a heads up than a deal but have some heat anyway
or if you want a challange: https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/New-Orange-Pi-Zero-H2-Quad-Core-Open-source-512MB-development-board-beyond-Raspberry-Pi/1553371_32761500374.html
no HDMI
https://www.armbian.com/