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The clock speed (1.2GHz) is.okay, but it's not exciting as there are a bunch of other boards out there at around that speed. The A53 cores are mostly single dispatch and are the low end of the ARMv8 spectrum. Heydt wrote:The more I look into the specs, the more I'm convinced that this isn't all that powerful a board. These are questions that need to be answered when product is actually available. I do not know if they'll sell multiple boards with a single 'handling' charge. That apparently isn't the case with the Pine products which may have rather absurd shipping and 'handling' charges. That means that the RP2 is really available at $35 including shipping (after spending at least a certain amount on an order). Regarding the price, the pi has been available in the US through distribution at exactly the stated price (the pi zero not yet).

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I feel that half a gig on 64 bit is, to be serious, ridiculous.

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I know that ARM has gone to some trouble to reduce the instruction code size with its tiny subset mode, so these are real issues. I'm also not sure that 64 bit and 1 gig is a good thing. If you want 64 bit, that's pretty recent in ARM, at least in widely used ARM. They cannot just make something at some price point without the materials priced at the needed price points being available. Psypro wrote:At the $35 'premium price' over 2x the price of Pine64, one would expect rather cool hardware. Makes one wonder what ARM Licence AllWinner have

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Then there is the elephant in the room.how is software development and support going to funded? It's also unclear how well the 'companies' 'making' the SBCs are going to bring in enough to be viable companies.

The cost of the Pi0 suggests that Broadcom can make chips for damned little as well, so it's really unclear how far down Allwinner can go and stay in business. It's certainly a time honored business model, and it works right up until the race to the bottom crashes and burns. I suspect that they are practically giving the SoC's away to these KS campaigns, I certainly cannot see how these devices can be made for this money (see the CHIP as well).ДЄllwinner chips are real bargain basement designs, simply cut and pasted libraries direct from ARM. Jamesh wrote:It appears that Allwinner are flooding the market in an attempt to gain lots of market share. (Last word I had from the Lemon Pi folks is that they will actually ship Roseapple Pis to those that supported the Lemon Pi IGG campaign. Compare the Lemon/Roseapple Pi that are now promising/shipping with 2GB. Even with 1GB RAM, it will be a bit thin on memory. I will probably go in for one of the 64+ models, as I think that 512MB RAM will 'starve' a quad-core 64-bit system. This is not to disparage the PINE64, but to throw a little reality into the mix. If PINE64 follows that time line, figure KS from this coming week-they've said 9 December-until early February with the main deliveries taking place in early 2017.ДЄnyone want to place bets on what Eben can pull out of his hat in another year? Note, for instance the CHIP, which-assuming delivery is on time-will be basically a year from start of KS campaign to the delivery of the boards promised at the announced price.with later orders not arriving until June. Being generous and assuming that step has been accomplished, then there will be the KS campaign, and then a potentially longish wait for actual product. The base model has 512MB.the same as the $5 Pi Zero.Д«ear in mind that a requirement for a KS campaign is that a working prototype exists.

(PINE64 hasn't even started their KS campaign.) I have backed the kick starter for Pine64, and I will buy several boards. 'The Pine A64 Is A $15 High-Performance Raspberry Pi Alternative' 'Watch Out Raspberry Pi, Here Comes The Pine A64'

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(Bios like system, so one could install OS with ease, like with x86 / spec for ARM boards) I welcome Pine64+ and hope Raspberry will make plans for a Raspberry PI3 with similar spec and price point.ДЎ9$ is rather cool price for what you get.ДЄt the $35 'premium price' over 2x the price of Pine64, one would expect rather cool hardware.Д«etter GPU (with hw acclaration for Raspbian/android) I had hopped Raspberry PI would make a real desktop arm board, at a great price.

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Android support with GPU hw acceleration (if I understand correctly)

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