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Lobomoon 09/03/17 9:35:44 PM #1: |
Should I get 3 or Zero? What's the diff?
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Kyuubi4269 09/03/17 9:36:30 PM #2: |
3 has a lot more connectors, zero is for very specific projects.
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AwesomeTurtwig 09/03/17 9:36:33 PM #3: |
I mean, what do you want to do with it? Small web server, email server, some sort of automation? One of the ever popular emulator thingies?
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Lobomoon 09/03/17 9:37:29 PM #4: |
Yeah, the last one.
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Kyuubi4269 09/03/17 9:40:45 PM #5: |
For an emulator you need power and usb slots, zero probably isn't what you want.
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Syntheticon 09/03/17 10:43:34 PM #6: |
Lobomoon posted...
Should I get 3 or Zero? What's the diff? Get the 3 model b for performance/features. The zero is the super lite version for specific applications and will erquire more fiddling for a common user's project. Rpi has the most support right now for pretty much any problem you run into/use you have in mind but there's a few good alternatives out there too-have a look at the orange pi, banana pi, asus tinker or the odroid. Most of them are noticeably more powerful but don't have anywhere near the same software/community support yet so unless you're able to handle your own troubleshooting etc, stick with the rpi. --- Mod me? You don't even know me! ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Lobomoon 09/04/17 6:31:20 PM #7: |
Should I buy Pimoroni Picade? I saw it for around $250. But I'm not too impressed with the size of the screen.
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Melon_Master 09/04/17 6:38:03 PM #8: |
Lobomoon posted...
Should I buy Pimoroni Picade? I saw it for around $250. But I'm not too impressed with the size of the screen. No, it's easy to gather the parts yourself and the novelty factor will wear off fast. I have three Pi's, including a Zero W. --- http://i.imgur.com/linui.png http://i.imgur.com/FiYI1.jpg PotDs UnOfficial President and Official Sheldon Cooper ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Kyuubi4269 09/04/17 7:06:11 PM #9: |
Pis are for projects, make your own.
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