ETA Prime took a look at the Raspberry Pi 800 - specs, breakdown, first looks. Like the Raspberry Pi 400, it's a all-in-one computer, mostly. You still have to provide the display. But all the tech is built inside the keyboard. I really wanted a Pi 400, now I want one of these instead. I prefer the old colour but the new colour does reflect my political persuasions better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dZQWYnI7j4
My birthday is Valentine Day's, just so everyone's aware. ;-)
Thanks for the Link to the review Jason.
You may want to edit the title of this posting. The computer is a Pi 800 and not a Raspberry Pi.
Since it has 4 GB of Ram, the manufacturer Orange Pi, should have called it a Pi 400, I would have thought.
Quote from: ssfc72 on October 26, 2022, 06:43:11 AM
Thanks for the Link to the review Jason.
You may want to edit the title of this posting. The computer is a Pi 800 and not a Raspberry Pi.
Since it has 4 GB of Ram, the manufacturer Orange Pi, should have called it a Pi 400, I would have thought.
Thank you, Bill. Corrected now. The Pi 400 was the earlier model. I'm thinking the Pi 400 was based on the Raspberry Pi 4 chipset and then they just wanted to double it. I'm not sure of the nomenclature reasoning. Perhaps the Pi 400 had 2 regular cores (and 2 graphical) and the newer version has 4 regular cores (and 2 for graphics).