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On 14/05/16 13:45, M. J. Everitt wrote: > I got a bit carried away then, and came across the Orange-Pi, and having > decided I liked the "Pi" theme I had stumbled upon, bought an Orange-Pi > plus, also with the wifi, gigabit ethernet, 4x usb and SATA again. This > has a quad-core CPU and runs well completely standalone. It was slightly > harder to get this running with debian, but a forum poster came to the > rescue, and I soon had the on-board eMMC programmed up with an XFCE > desktop :). http://www.orangepi.org/ > If you want to do electronic interfacing, there is always the Beaglebone > Black, which having solved its manufacturing delays by allowing > element14 to build a bulk volume of approved clones, has a load of IO > pins and UARTs and buses available via its expansion headers. http://beagleboard.org/black One of the most interesting projects I forgot to mention with the Banana-pi is that they make their own 'router board' which has the A20 on-board, Wifi again, sata *and* a 4-port ethernet switch allowing you to build your own customised router! http://www.banana-pi.org/r1.html Hope that inspires a few projects :)
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