It's been out for a while now, it's in stock at the usual places: www.adafruit.com/product/4500 and shop.pimoroni.com/products/adafruit-clue-nrf52840-express-with-bluetooth-le and Mouser say they have stock coming
@@kevinwalters5160 Thank you! I'd forgotten about this. I have a project that uses a couple of micro:bits, and while if have to completely rewrite the software, from a hardware perspective I could just drop these in and do a lot more with it. Going to go order one or two right now.
@@Datan0de I've got a bit of a collection myself now: ruclips.net/video/G6GqHQwfsOU/видео.html I've been writing an emulation library which allows a lot of MicroPython code to run without alteration. That might provide a smoother transition for beginners. I've also started adding visualisation of the pin I/O: ruclips.net/video/0wWk_PiNFdY/видео.html
Great review and great device. It is used as the core for the Pyloton Open Source Bike Computer, which is a great barebone device with heart rate, speed and cadence. I would like to read out sensor data on a PC. To you know how to do this? I ve read that it is Arduino compatible, is this correct? For Arduino I saw that there are solutions to access the Arduino from a PC.
can't wait to see your projects using this board!
Thank you!
I'm intrigued! Any idea when this will be available?
Not sure, this is alpha version. I will keep you posted!
It's been out for a while now, it's in stock at the usual places: www.adafruit.com/product/4500 and shop.pimoroni.com/products/adafruit-clue-nrf52840-express-with-bluetooth-le and Mouser say they have stock coming
@@kevinwalters5160 Thank you! I'd forgotten about this. I have a project that uses a couple of micro:bits, and while if have to completely rewrite the software, from a hardware perspective I could just drop these in and do a lot more with it. Going to go order one or two right now.
@@Datan0de I've got a bit of a collection myself now: ruclips.net/video/G6GqHQwfsOU/видео.html
I've been writing an emulation library which allows a lot of MicroPython code to run without alteration. That might provide a smoother transition for beginners. I've also started adding visualisation of the pin I/O: ruclips.net/video/0wWk_PiNFdY/видео.html
Great review and great device. It is used as the core for the Pyloton Open Source Bike Computer, which is a great barebone device with heart rate, speed and cadence. I would like to read out sensor data on a PC. To you know how to do this? I ve read that it is Arduino compatible, is this correct? For Arduino I saw that there are solutions to access the Arduino from a PC.
Yes it is Arduino compatible, Adafruit has very nice tutorial how to set it up right on Clue product page.