I bought one of these to play with when it was announced, but with all the drama I’ve been hesitant to invest any time with it. Anyone make anything interesting?
giancarlostoro•21m ago
If you already bought it dont let the drama waste your money. You just buy different next time if you feel they no longer meet your expectations.
ACCount37•1m ago
It's kind of hard to use. I considered putting it to use for a project, but, no official camera sensor boards, not even a Pi camera adapter yet, and the official ISP tuning guides are NDA'd, because, Qualcomm.
It would be worthwhile still if this had LTE on board, but it doesn't.
smarx007•1h ago
How would it stack up against BeagleBoard BeagleY-Ai, save for the lack of drama?
Before I clicked I expected a single SoC with a hybrid architecture (powerful cores to run Linux, MCU cores for real time control). This is a board with two physically separate chips. They put an MCU next to the quad-core application chip.
It will be interesting to see how they make this arrangement approachable for Arduino’s audience which generally expects ease of use to be a high priority.
crims0n•1h ago
giancarlostoro•21m ago
ACCount37•1m ago
It would be worthwhile still if this had LTE on board, but it doesn't.