- cross-posted to:
- technology@beehaw.org
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- technology@beehaw.org
Yay to be out of stock in approximately a minute ʘ‿ʘ
Yeah, it’s impossible to get a pi4 now for msrp. Maybe they should work out their production issues before launching a new device.
Pi 5 w/ 8GB - $80 Pi 5 Case - $10 Pi 5 Charger - $8* UHS1 Micro SD - $5** Total - $103
That’s pretty steep. I can get a Beelink with an N95, 8 GB of memory, and 256 GB of storage on Amazon, right now, for $127. Comes with intel quick sync, I can upgrade the RAM later if I want, and the SSD isn’t going to corrupt anytime I sneeze.
The Pi Pico and Pi Zero 2 W are still great but their high end Pis don’t make sense anymore. Form factor and/or that 6ish*** watt difference between the Beelink and Pi 5 have to be really important
* based off pi 4 charger ** based off Microcenter website *** quick google search of both devices’ power consumption under load
Then please, buy the Beelink thing so I can get a Pi 5 for projects. I already have chargers, plenty of SD cards, a 3D printer for an enclosure, and a box of 50 heat sinks of various sizes. And I’ll be just fine with the base $60 model, so that’s all I need to spend.
I’m more confused than anything.
I didn’t have a lot of money as a teenager. My family had 1 computer we all shared. I couldn’t tinker with it, what if I broke it? Cheap Pis were the gateway to my lifelong computer hobby. Because of that hobby, I was able to get a job where part of my role is full-stack web dev. I don’t know what I would be doing now if I didn’t have access to cheap Pis when I was younger.
Especially in this economy, those prices just make me sad :/
Pi 4 is still for sale, and it’s in stock now for a change
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I feel a little bit underwhelmed about Raspberry Pi 5 compared to the Orange Pi 4.
Would it have killed them to throw an nvme m.2 connector on the underside?
Curious to see what it can emulate with the new specs. I have the steam deck now but the form factor or the pi was always nice.
N64 finally?
Well one of the biggest hurdles to performance on the old raspberry pies with single core performance. So due to the fact that it is a slightly newer node faster etc etc etc it should definitely be better
So how much is this one going to cost? $80? This company’s greed has gotten out of hand.
Remember when they said this during the chip shortage
“These changes in pricing are not here to stay. As global supply chain issues moderate, we’ll keep revisiting this issue, and we want to get pricing back to where it was as fast as we can,”
Bullshit.
Did anybody here actually watch the video? Or did you just come to the comments to removed?
I agree that the price is steep but this is an odd hill to pull the vitriol out on
Aw yissss… About time!
Everything I need to know about the new Raspberry Pi: https://www.theregister.com/2022/12/09/rpi_maker_in_residence_police/
What’s your point?