Seeed just updated the document for Air602 wiki.seeedstudio.com/Air602_WiFi_Development_Board/ www.seeedstudio.com/Air602-WiFi-Development-Board-p-3140.html
Thanks. Someone should make an upload summarizing the different SOCs in use on SBCs right now. I'm casually curious about what is out there. Not enough to attempt researching it in depth myself though. Not that I'm lazy, I'm just focused on other projects ATM. I only have a Pi3 and quickly realized it's not very interesting to a simple hardware hobbyist like me without a full datasheet. My interests are mostly outdated 8b uC and analogue hardware related anyways. I looked up the NanoPi4 recently with it's RK3399. I had passively assumed most SOCs would be like the Pi's Broadcom with an NDA datasheet. I was delighted to see a real datasheet, but the NanoPi4 price point is slightly out of my casual experimentation budget and is much closer to a project specific kind of thing. Are there any SBC's with Pi3 or better power, with a full datasheet, and a Pi3 or under price point? BTW, I'm not specifically asking MM to research this or in any way asking MM to make some specific content. I assume several YT CC's and other enthusiasts are checking out this channel, and these awesome uploads summarizing all the current hardware options like I am :) Thanks for the upload. -Jake
I purchased the ESP32-CAM from Seeeeeeeed (while "in stock") , but they ran out of stock. EVENTUALLY, they responded to my email and said they don't know when it will be back in stock, offered me a refund! I said I'll wait. Website states, "The unfilled orders will be shipped out in two batches: 2nd Nov. & 9th Nov", so I asked, you will send my order on the 9th? They say, "We will ship out before Nov-12"?? I reckon it was suppressed to be "with camera connector", so they are not making much profit selling it "with camera"!
From the perspective of hacking a phone and having a lot of fun - it's great and wouldn't mind getting one, but for cheap phones - there's this: www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/650547/optus-x-play-3g And I managed to pick up three of them at AU$29 each because of mis-labelling.
I was considering the makerphone because I love a kit and I like to support this kind of thing but since there is no longer a GSM network in Australia I'll pass.
We are going to need kits like this in the future if we are going to want to access the phone network without Android or Apple. The novelty of mobile phones for me wore off in 1997. I am not going to carry around a data collection device. :)
Well mostly the “pound” is referred to pound sterling, but several countries use the pound currency; Egypt, Lebanon and Sudan, for EG So, I just say that to remove all doubt.
First of all: the cheapest esp-01 I can find anywhere is $1.69. Secondly, this chip has more RAM and flash than an 8266 as well as other features that the 8266 lacks (hardware accelerated encryption, watchdog, etc.) Finally, for most people the price and performance differences are essentially negligible. The real questions are: can they build a useful ecosystem and community (probably not)? and/or is the feature-set different enough to make it useful for any specific application (probably not)? Otherwise, it seems like saying: I won't buy lead paint chips because Lays are 10% cheaper and more delicious. It just seems like there are more obvious concerns to base your decision upon...
It must be pronounced "la fritter", because fritters are made from potatoes!
Seeed just updated the document for Air602 wiki.seeedstudio.com/Air602_WiFi_Development_Board/ www.seeedstudio.com/Air602-WiFi-Development-Board-p-3140.html
Yup, saw that. Good to see.
Welcome back, mick! Hope you enjoyed your time off. It was well deserved, in my opinion. Glad to see the roundups back in my subscription feed again
Thanks.
Someone should make an upload summarizing the different SOCs in use on SBCs right now. I'm casually curious about what is out there. Not enough to attempt researching it in depth myself though. Not that I'm lazy, I'm just focused on other projects ATM.
I only have a Pi3 and quickly realized it's not very interesting to a simple hardware hobbyist like me without a full datasheet. My interests are mostly outdated 8b uC and analogue hardware related anyways. I looked up the NanoPi4 recently with it's RK3399. I had passively assumed most SOCs would be like the Pi's Broadcom with an NDA datasheet. I was delighted to see a real datasheet, but the NanoPi4 price point is slightly out of my casual experimentation budget and is much closer to a project specific kind of thing. Are there any SBC's with Pi3 or better power, with a full datasheet, and a Pi3 or under price point?
BTW, I'm not specifically asking MM to research this or in any way asking MM to make some specific content. I assume several YT CC's and other enthusiasts are checking out this channel, and these awesome uploads summarizing all the current hardware options like I am :)
Thanks for the upload.
-Jake
I was the 1000 Supporter of the Le Frite. ;)
Nice!
" evaluation kit "
A succinct, easily digestible overview of the latest products I would not hear about otherwise. Thanks for posting Mick!
Benchmarks for DDR3 vs DDR4 on sbc's with same soc would be interesting, though pointless quite possibly I must admit.
I purchased the ESP32-CAM from Seeeeeeeed (while "in stock") , but they ran out of stock. EVENTUALLY, they responded to my email and said they don't know when it will be back in stock, offered me a refund! I said I'll wait. Website states, "The unfilled orders will be shipped out in two batches: 2nd Nov. & 9th Nov", so I asked, you will send my order on the 9th? They say, "We will ship out before Nov-12"??
I reckon it was suppressed to be "with camera connector", so they are not making much profit selling it "with camera"!
I was informed by Seeed Studio that they intend to not sell them anymore! So, not sure what’s happening there.
@@MickMake I placed the order on the 26th of October!
Are the esp lyrat devkits worth it? Anyone experience?
I haven't yet had a chance to look into them.
DOOOOD!
淘宝 - "tau bau" - "au" pronounced like the ow in How Now Brown Cow
Phew, I wasn't the only one wondering what happened to the boobtube.
Wow, for a "small roundup" you packed a lot in! I love these videos - they are super cool way to get an insight into whats going on in this space!
Fantastic
Thanks for sharing👍😀
Taobao, like 'towel bowel'
Excellent! Thanks for that.
Makerphone if it is 2g (gsm) won't work in Australia
True indeed, as well as most other countries.
yup and companies are still installing gsm gate systems in the UK as the cell sites are shut down, the manufacturers must be creaming themselves!
What's wrong with that phone kit? Can you get something off the shelf cheaper?
From the perspective of hacking a phone and having a lot of fun - it's great and wouldn't mind getting one, but for cheap phones - there's this: www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/650547/optus-x-play-3g
And I managed to pick up three of them at AU$29 each because of mis-labelling.
I was considering the makerphone because I love a kit and I like to support this kind of thing but since there is no longer a GSM network in Australia I'll pass.
We are going to need kits like this in the future if we are going to want to access the phone network without Android or Apple. The novelty of mobile phones for me wore off in 1997. I am not going to carry around a data collection device. :)
Oh! I thought there was something intrinsically wrong with it. I don't like smartphones, we are tracked enough as it is.
3rd!
Funny how you say "British Pounds" is there any other?
Yes
Oh such as?
@@TheDutyPaid en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_(currency)#Countries_currently_using_a_currency_named_the_pound_or_similar
Well mostly the “pound” is referred to pound sterling, but several countries use the pound currency; Egypt, Lebanon and Sudan, for EG
So, I just say that to remove all doubt.
air602 is not worth it - only 80Mhz weak M3 and tiny ram/flash
isn't worth < $2 ?
I guess if they sold them at .20c each, it’d be a winner!
Yup eps01 for $0.68 on ebay and you can run github.com/spacehuhn/esp8266_deauther
First of all: the cheapest esp-01 I can find anywhere is $1.69.
Secondly, this chip has more RAM and flash than an 8266 as well as other features that the 8266 lacks (hardware accelerated encryption, watchdog, etc.)
Finally, for most people the price and performance differences are essentially negligible. The real questions are: can they build a useful ecosystem and community (probably not)? and/or is the feature-set different enough to make it useful for any specific application (probably not)?
Otherwise, it seems like saying: I won't buy lead paint chips because Lays are 10% cheaper and more delicious. It just seems like there are more obvious concerns to base your decision upon...
check more info for Air602, wiki.seeedstudio.com/Air602_WiFi_Development_Board/ hope this will helps