yeah, not worth it, better to get an RP3

everything is built for that hardware anyway

Didnt know that

I can't find the RP3 anywhere on the site.

>orange pi

Banana pi

http://www.gearbest.com/raspberry-pi/pp_354347.html?wid=21

not trying hard enough StickyAnusHole

Hey.

That's the first time someone has ever made a nickname out of my username.

Thanks.

MiBand 2 is down to $32.29 now

35 dollars!?!?

Are you insane?

Just saw the Pi was 35

So

They also manufacture them in China is that right? Mine was manufactured in England

But I am not surprised if shiping them to chinkland, store in cheap warehosue, and ship them out with subsidized shipping is much cheaper than buying one in a normal store

Either way, if you wanna save money, go buy the $15 Orange Pi PC, it's the cehapest of all

DC-IN will also make sure you have 2A to use for USB peripherals

But ofc it might be worth to buy this for the A53 CPU instead

OPi PC uses Cortex-A7 instead

http://arstechnica.co.uk/security/2016/05/allwinner-chinese-vendor-android-pi-kernel-backdoor/

Too bad I use a sunxi-linux kernel

Yeah, I saw a deal on Ali where you could get an orange pi pc, case and charger for 20 bucks.

Use mine with a shark

Personally I picked the DC-IN to USB cable

I wouldnt use a chink power brick unless it was from DVE/Xiaomi

and even then their flimsy adaptor bit is very very questionable

http://thehackernews.com/2016/05/android-kernal-exploit.html

>one line of text is all it needs

christ

Chinks chinking

Nothing to see here

This blunder made by the company has been frustrating to many developers. Allwinner has also been less transparent about the backdoor code. David Manouchehri released the information about the backdoor through its own Github account (Pastebin) and then apparently deleted it.

chinks got to him

HOLY SHIT

rather pay the extra and get an RP3 than deal with shady chinks who won't release their code

tkaiser

I know that guy, he's a really cool German tech employee

anyway