LattePanda Windows 10 Single Board Computer
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- Unboxing and review of a LattePanda from DF Robot. This single board computer (SBC) comes installed with Windows 10, includes Arduino and Intel GPIO pins, and is available from www.dfrobot.com/category-175....
The LattePanda 2/32GB with a Windows 10 key can also be purchased on Amazon.com here: amzn.to/2zliD81
My second LattePanda video, where I compare it with the Raspberry Pi 3, is here: • LattePanda v Raspberry...
And my third, where I fit an IPS display and capacitive touch overlay, here: • LattePanda IPS Display...
And here, I use a LattePanda as my only computer for an entire week! • LattePanda Week
You may also like my review of the Raspberry Pi 3:
• Raspberry Pi 3: Review...
And this video where I spend a whole week using a Raspberry Pi as my only computer:
• Pi Week: Raspberry Pi ...
More videos on computing-related topics can be found at: / explainingcomputers
You may also like my ExplainingTheFuture channel at: / explainingthefuture 
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I'm glad he brought Mr. Scissors. I was worried there for a second.
phew
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This looks weird without context lmao
Could have never imagined this way back in 1996 when I first got my very own Pentium pro desktop computer with a 1gb hard drive and 16mb RAM! Technology has sure come quite far!
What?! 16 MB of RAM? back in the days that costed a fortune...
And my computer have x1024 times the memory
Has sience gone too far?
Mate. You are way too young ;)
and now you can run hundreds of adware, malware, trojans, keyloggers, bitcoin miners and viruses at the same time and you browser will still lag like it's 1996 again
Clean up your computer then and stop moaning dude.
"Mr. Scissors"
"We're always welcome to Windows."
I love your videos; pleasant, entertaining, and informative. Well done and thanks!
Thank for all your help. My project is this. I had order a 200w amplifier board a year ago and haven't use it. So I looked all over and found these clear 18" document cases. So if I can use a broadband stick for portable internet, when done it'll basically be a clear boombox that streams music, emulates all the classic game systems, and plays music vids from youtube on the 10.1 touch screen. I'll made a vid when done to share with you. Thank you for all, and keep making wonderful vids. ( ; ) )
This looks like a really interesting single board computer. I love the fact it comes pre-installed with Windows 10 and that it has Arduino capabilities this would make for some interesting projects.
Thanks for reviewing it, I look forward to further videos showing off this little PC.
That processor could cover your needs for watching 1080p movies and surfing!
720p would play smooth but 1080p may be a stuttery.
It would work great for kodi
Scottish_Gamer
who's kodi?
CreeperGuy555 And its a great app I use it all the time for watching free movies and tv shows. Free live tv is good as well
CreeperGuy555 :P i thought he was making some sort of joke
Your presentations are always well scripted, paced, presented and informative. Thank you.
Carl Street It's a little too slow for me. The pace makes me uncomfortable.
I just saw your broadband laptop stick reply and that...is.....AWESOME!!! That'd be the most important part of the build. So long as I can carry it around, I can play full albums on youtube. WOOHOOO!!!
bro you look like an evil scientist I would never miss any of your classes cool work man
1:01 look at his excitement :')
He's male Kristen Stewart.
lol
lol
fking hilarious
LOL
Thanks so much for showing us this device. A dream come true
Your Reviews are so clear...great job.
It goes in the right direction. Windows is a more comfortable os and i think in future this may a good solution for much projects be.
Headphone jacks? MicroSD slot? Apple, take notes!
Quite! :)
LOL!
Stephan Azor i love these types of jokes. But seriously though apple, you deserve to be made fun of
Stephan Azor
Imagine grafting this SBC into a RS model 100//Definitely more powerful than any of my
laptops and most of my desktops// would love to play
around with a couple of these
kits Absolutely Amazing
Nice well produced, comprehensive videos. Thank you!
Love your videos on these tiny boards. Just subbed to this channel, as well as your ‘Explaining the Future’ channel, too. Thanks for the knowledge!
Thanks for the subs! :)
You might be interested in the UDOO x86. It is an x86 single board computer that has compatibility with Arduino hardware and software, through a compatible microcontroller that can interface with the x86 processor. It bills itself as "the most powerful maker board ever". Seems pretty interesting.
I just found your videos, love them.
Excellent! :)
Thanks for the great unboxing and overview!
As for cooling, please note that dfrobot.com sells a couple of different cases, a fan, and heat sinks for the individual board components - all for an affordable price.
Also note that the installed Windows 10 software for the larger (4GB/64GB) LattePanda configuration is not activated like it is on the smaller version, so a separate Windows license must either be transferred from another device or purchased from Microsoft ($99) - nearly doubling the cost of the system.
Keep up the great work!
Always very informative and entertaining. Thank you for the good videos.
100$ Windows License 9$ Components...
you can get windows 8 or 7 cheaper on g2a then upgrade that to windows 10
u didnt get it...he means that if they would sell it without an OS it would cost about 10 bucks...
Not anymore, the 1-year free upgrade is over. It ended the end of last month. Where have you been? lol
32GB flash space 18GB windows files...
No license fee because it's uses max 4 GB of RAM
What kind of future are we living in? An x64 quad-core, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB storage, integrated graphics, and for $109 USD and about the size of a hand! I would've never imagined!!
people will see this comment in 10 years and shake their heads at this primitive technology.
and that includes the win10 license
Christopher, your videos are excellent!
Very good narration and presentation. Things are explained without unnecessary jargon. Bravo.
Thanks! :)
I need this to play heroes of might and magic 3!
can you upgrade to windows 7
Yeah Windows 7 on the 4GB version would be nice as a HTPC
thats great .why would you want to put w10 .ps what do you call malware that becomes an operating system..........windows 10
+Reeb Bob
Not everything that is new is better than what came before it
by saying a keylogger OS is better.
a OS that does things without the users permission is better.
a OS that treats all users as idiots is better.
a OS where users cant disable things like cortana or windows update is better
a OS where the forced updates can make the system unstable is better
Then I guess it is "better"
Wake up it is not better it is worse.
As far as I know, the 4GB version that was produced after pre-order doesn't have Win10 on it anyway, at least not on the GFRobot site.
Great video, mate. Am considering getting a Windows 10 computer for streaming music, pictures and movies onto my Full-HD tv in my living room. Gonna have a closer look at the specs on this one.
Very nice explanation, useful info with clear language. Thank you man.
when a $100 single board computer has a SD card slot but a $3000 mac book 'pro' doesn't. XD
Indeed! :) It has a 3.5mm headphone socket too! :)
haha i didn't even think about that, it honestly seems like a grate deal especially considering that windows normally cost $100 alone.
you gotta overclock this!!
K cpu's have unlocked multipliers, allowing you to easily overclock the CPU exclusively from the rest of the machine. This is the common most understanding of over clocking. He can try to overclock something else like the front bus, which will also increase the clock speed of things like the RAM. This option is more limiting though. Nevertheless, overclocking could be done!
didnt you watch raspberry pi extreme overclocking video?
The comma's are just freaking killing me, make them go away. PLEASE MAKE THEM GO AWAY!!!!!
***** exactly. but we arent here because of what needs to be done, but what can be done!
Tuna Yücer I'm here thinking how to cool this when I buy it and overclock it
I am really enjoying your explanations. I clicked the bell to get them all.
great review thank you, will buy one to replace my old media center
Stephen King of computers :)
dis niqqa look like he just came straight from a bbc educational vhs tape from 1992.
This guy is awesome. Thanks for making such informative videos.
This new intro is great!
Great video at a time when I am looking at building a media player.
Only the Chinese could give it a name like that :-)
"Never say no to Panda"
Stop ...pandering...to him Ahem!
Free Saxon Pandaymonium! eh?
=/ MFW this is more powerful than my 2008 laptop...
Oh hey there Proto
you are everywhere lately
really, sure it was full laptop? this only has atom with 4gigs?
You speaking you freaking Parksie you are so good
I’m looking everywhere for an affordable x86 pc to run GameCube games, hope this is the solution
I have been watching your videos since the beginning and this one is like usual an excellent and informative video.
Based on the video I purchased a Latte Panda 4/64GB. It came with the connector for the WiFi cable not fitting.
Compared to other connectors of the same model, it seemed to be bend, not sure. Without the antenna no way to
activate Win10. Finally I was able to force it in and connect to my WiFi network. The WiFi connection is slower
than comparable single board computers I use. Fortunately this application doesn't need constant WiFi connection.
On the positive side, the construction is excellent and I like having simple access to the external connections.
It is the perfect solution for this project and the size fits perfectly behind the 5" LCD. Thank you for bringing it to
our attention.
Glad to hear you got this working. I do like these LattePanda SBCs.
Was curious how you record the screen of the Latte? Great review, thank you again.
He's the Mr. Rodgers of computers.
My cat pressed "F" on the keyboard. Now I know how to make the video fullscreen. I'm serious.. i'm not even commenting about the video... well... in a way yes. Anyways if you discovered this shortcut it's all thanks to a cat. you're welcome :p
Been watching your videos and love this stuff. And on another note, I'm so glad to see that you bought a pair of scissors. ;)
Ive seen quiteva few, so far this looks like the best one as it does somthing for everyone.
I just succeeded (finally) in booting my Windows 10 Z8350 Atom Intel into Linux (actually Ubilunix), so this board, being similar, with a bit of minor screwing around can do the same. Chris, if you are interesting in doing a video on that process let me know. I can advise if necessary. Love your videos and your style!
Very interesting. I may well be on touch on this! :)
I don't want windows 10 spyware system.Can you install windows 7 on it??
It indeed is nice to see a new single board computer.
I know this video is a few years old, but I have been searching for a cheap windows 10 computer like this for about a year. I got raspberry pi's but for what I need it for won't work. This will work great
Put this in to perspective; the year was 1984 I purchased my 386 DX PC with 4 MB of RAM and just released ATI graphic card with 1MB on board memory. My HD was huge 120 MB Conner. After they install DOS 6.0 and Windows 3.1, there was still about 112 MB left and I began to wonder what I'm going to do with all this space. I was connecting to CompuServe with 2400 Baud Rate US Robotics modem. My monitor was the latest and greatest .25DPI ViewSonic monitor, just released to the market. The price $2700.00 without printer. Sorry young generation; you just have to google things like CompuServe and Prodigy.
:)
*.25DPI ViewSonic monitor*
I'm pretty sure my eyes would start spontaneously bleeding if I had to look at such a thing...
1984? I'm impressed. The 386 DX processor wasn't released until October 17, 1985 and your PC would have struggled to run Windows 3.1. That didn't come along until April 6, 1992! The gentleman doth forget too much, methinks ;)
Actually, it was better for gaming than an LCD. I have a Sony, 25" CRT flat screen at .20DPI, with built in KVM. If I had a place to put it, I'd be using it. It's faster than the flat panel monitors for gaming.
1984 my parents didn't even know themselves 😁
Gaming on this would be interesting. 2D and light 3D games; Emulators and such.
Very much.
Stepmania will run perfectly here. Mini stepmania cabinet, it's real
Minecraft, that would run decent.
This can be used to construct a home made all in one pc. The board can be mounted in a small box, and the box and an external 1tb hard drive connected to the usb 3 port could be attached to the back of a TV.
I love your videos. Very informative. Thank you.
Once a month, someone has to run it. That's funny :)
GR8T demo/walk through... Simply put "I WANT ONE"! (it's so small:). Only thing I would change (if I could) is to swap out 'cough cough. W10 to W7 :o)) But I'm sure I can suppress that goofy MeTrO look with all those "social media" buttons.. ugh! MS should create two distinct versions.. one for (media) "consumers" and one for "creators". BUT I LIKE WHAT I SEE - considering my choices. Will head off to the supplier mentioned. They deserve the business. Cheers! Peace..
Looks great, I have a couple of applications that won't run on my pi but run wonderfully under early windows versions this would be perfect.
This is an old SBC but can we take a moment to marvel at that CPU heat spreader? It's so thick, big, and efficient. It's great. Imagine the current x86 ones with a heat spreader that big? Oh baby!
I didnt realize that this was uploaded 3 seconds ago when I started the video
Yes, you are the first, and win the (virtual) mystery prize this week. :)
neither did I
***** Sorry . . .
YEAH!
would this be a better choice than a raspberry pi 3 to make a small emulation based games console?
Quite possibly, if you have Windows-based emulation software.
ExplainingComputers for software i was thinking the windows version of retroarch
In that case this could work well for you. I have found the LattePanda to be a very capable SBC. I like the Pi too. But the Panda has a bit more poke to it. :)
ExplainingComputers thanks :)
This thing is not in the same category as raspberry pi. It's $150. If you're fine with Linux, why not get the new Orage Pi 2 for $20?
Great one! Great for making portable Windows 10 computers as alternatives.
That is cool as hell. I don't think I've seen anything like it. Thank you for sharing. You just won a sub from me for sure. Take care.
haha this guy looks like he time travelled from the 70's :))
and he's presenting a "windows" board....... LOL
Catalin Stefan bill gates...
NoVaKane now that i think about it , he does look like him :)))
hahaha well he is getting the aura from bill gates..we maybe laughing..but he maybe next billionaire
i like the way he explains things. i learn alot from watching him. more then i did in college.
I like you you don't talk too fast like your amped up on energy drinks
Thanks for the awesome video! Do you know if you can run any kind of hypervisor like VMPlayer/Workstation/VirtualBox/Hyper-V in the Windows 10 OS? Also, have you tried or seen Linux run on it?
I'd still like to know, does the lattepanda meet the system requirements for apps from the Windows store? ( : ) )
My imagination lights up when I saw wifi antenna and SD card reader...
Did someone try it with Linux (Arch or Debian based distros)? I don't work with Windows for a decade, and don't intend to.
no one asked you, linux dorks are worst than vegans,geesh.
What a troll....
Ignore the kids. I would also like to know if and how linux runs on it.
just leaving a comment to get me notified in case someone has experiences with it. little x86 pcb computer with linux would really come in handy.
i think it will work,because most intel chip and drive uses by windows..in linux we have the driver..or open driver for it..i would like to install kali linux on this board also..lol..imagine..small hacking hardware..bizzare
That was fun to watch.
Thank You.
Mated with and ESS and breakout board, this would make a brilliant Mach4 platform for CNC machines that would fit into a very small space. With the wired Ethernet for the CNC connection and Wireless to hook up to a network, this has everything you need for that application.
this is a very good deal for retro gaming
Indeed!
PS Classic is just $20. You can hack it and run hundreds of retro games. It also includes 2 controllers.
Can Linux run on this? Does the firmware allow booting from USB and or Memory Card?
LOL. Why would you want to? A pi3 walks all over it for 40 bucks. It's a 200MHz piece-a Chinese intelligence.
It depends. The Odroid-XU4 walk all over the Pi3, but some are looking for x86 based SBC. Comparing ARM to x86_64 is comparing apples and oranges.
Its getting very near the point sensible people will be looking elsewhere for their computing solutions. Intel, Windows, Apple, Google... none of these are trustworthy. Not even Ubuntu. Every damn one of them is full of telemetry which ultimately gives the US government a direct path to your thoughts and interests. People do not realize how all this shit works... It's ironic we may now have to go where... China? Brazil? For trustworthy computing platforms. We've recycled all the trustworthy computing devices, long gone to metal recyclers. No more Pentium IIIs and P2B-X motherboards.
Buying a device like this designed from the ground up to run Windows is like buying a gun that only fires when you're pointing at your own head.
Brad Scott
Hello! Ubuntu is *open source*. The code is available to *all*. That means if there are spy codes embedded therein people would see it and it would make news.
There is and it has, but no one cares. Ubuntu comes with a desktop search agent configured that, by default, sends all your search strings upstream to Amazon and, depending on what "lenses" are enabled, others a well. Everytime you use the panel to search for anything (and that is how oyu use it) that telemetry is recorded and used to help remember things for your convenience. You can disable it and remove it, but you have to do that yourself. By default, it is integrated in this way. And, with the partnership with Microsoft, who knows what kinda weird kernel stuff they're going to start doing there.
Windows is open source as well. You havbe to put up some money and sign a bunch of legal disclosures, but Microsoft will allow you to audit their code. You can't do anything with it including talk about it with others, but it is technically open source. Open Source is a meaningless expression. GNU is free software, not just open source. And when you start dabbling in binary blobs that only certain people are allowed to see, you're right back on the path that got us in this mess we're all in at present. Free software, free societies.
Great video as always
love your videos keep it up thanks Randy 😀
Many thanks. :)
On Amazon they provide $62.79 installation for this.
What exactly are they going to install? The USB cable?
I feel like ordering it just to see.
Anon Mason put it in a case 😂
you nice dude
Thanks again, Explaining Computers, for another great video tutorial on the LattePanda. I agree with a statement below about $100 Windows license and $9 worth of components. But there are those who prefer Windows to Linux.
I was actually quite surprised by the performance. I didn't think full windows 10 would run that good on a piece of hardware like this.
Great channel and we tech freaks have been waiting for you to arrive.
Many thanks. :)
I'm a big fan, and an old time Geek (First computer I had was in 1978, had to write my O/S in Assy language!). Your website is awesome, and I fully understand what your sight is all about.
Exciting stuff, unique content. Keep up the good work my friend!
But can it run Crysis???
Video yes xD
That would just be a Crysis...
eXoguti097 bad joke, bad joke...
The Z8700 actually does.
you could stream Crysis to it
Amazing! First time, I subbed, GB!
I find your videos informative and entertaining looking forward to many more.
I bought one of the latte panda 4G / 32 based on your videos which helped me make my decision along with the heat sink and fan but there isn't any documentation on which side of the board the CPU is. or if I should remove the aluminum Shield before attaching the heat sinks do you have any information on this thank you
I'd like to use this with another os like linux.
so putting this in a pc monitor equals cheapest all in one pc :D
MrMovieMan941 you could theoretically make your own tablet pc running windows... be a bit bulky but hey! Full windows on a tablet... who's complaining?
Thank you again for taking the time to let me know what options I have. I think I'm going do the initial build with my 4/64, and then upgrade in the spring possibly. I did find out that I only need to pay $14.99/mo. to turn my phone into a mobile hotspot, and then my lattepanda can leave the house. ( : ) ) Prolly wait till spring for that as well.
All sounds wise -- go ahead with what you have now, and see how it goes. :)
I'd like to see you running open suse and exploring/explaining it
I'm done with Linux, this looks awesome.
But what about if you could install linux on this? Like to wipe Windows or install Linux side by side with Windows as dual boot
Nasrani MinAlGharb But I'm done with linux, so I wouldn't do that.
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Ok
Milos Djeric
I'm not much into windows. I only use it to run applications that doesn't exist in Linux, and doesn't run properly using wine.
Milos Djeric
I refused the upgrade and immediately after the deadline for the free upgrade was past, my windows 7 crashed. I was forced to wipe my drive and install linux.
It's a PC, no such thing as a Windows Computer. Have you tested this with Linux?
I think we can call a computer with Windows installed a "Windows computer". And here, it is very difficult to install anything else -- certainly you cannot boot an install Linux from USB in the normal fashion (and many people have tried). In theory this could run Linux. In practice nobody is offering a distro and means of install that works . . . (which is a shame I agree!).
Well, my point is if it were a PC, if it were compatible enough you could install a Linux distro, because Linux is compatible indeed. Perhaps you're right, and this computer is not a PC but limited to the included Windows. I do think that's a shame, because there's no reason except perhaps hardware design shortcuts to fit it. I can see how this would be useful to replace components on a factory floor for things like established Access-based production systems. But for the home user, to me this competes with ITX+Blu-Ray for media center type applications, and I'm not sure it gets there. But there's always enthusiast (hate that word!) I/O applications, and this might let you apply the software you're used to.
I've got a windows 10 tablet and it would not run any linux live usb images I tried. Maybe they are actively denying it. So again disappointing. Think I will buy a lattepanda anyway :)
If you want to run Linux (other then to say you can) just get a rPi 3 and save the money. I believe the target market for this is the windows crowd, that wants to pay more to run windows.
Uh... It's an X86 computer. It'll run linux just fine.
This is a board designed for people who for some specific reason want X86, or people who don't understand how to use linux. The latter probably shouldn't be getting into buying SoCs in the first place.
This would be ideal for retroarch, pretty cool.
I love the Arduino coprocessor idea.
Am I the only one who was reminded by the song Desiigner - Panda by this video and went to go and listen to it? xD
Yes, you are.
I'd rather it didn't come with Winblows it's gonna ramp up the price.
SpudHead actually Windows doesn't charge a fee for the licensing if it is on a low cost PC. it's been that way for about a year.
Great presentation. I would add some indications about the GPIOs. Is there I2C, SPI, RX/TX IOs on the GPIOS ? Anyway, many thanks.
wow love that its nice how would you mount that as a matter of interest or do I wait till you next talk on it ?
And you need big fat fan to blow fresh air on it.
This video is so confusing! Not because of the mentioned product, but the mix of two different worlds, I mean... We have a guy with a 1950 haircut showing us some very recent single board tech... I'm... Confused... Is he like, from the past but the past was to dull for him and he built a time machine e came into the future cause' he's so advanced and that's where he belongs... I... I just can't...
1950's haircut? Look at your own photo! Is it one of them thar rockers? Nearly a Tony Curtis! LOL
This looks great for HTPC usage.Small and can fit practically everywhere.
i would really love to see how these boards run some basic tasks like watching a demanding youtube video in 720p or 1080p, for example a colour run or confetti dropping. or watching different movie formats like mkv and mp4.
dude u so english, so geek, hahahaha i like u a lot ! subscribed !! XXD
:)
ExplainingComputers reminds me of a Monty Python sketch if Monty Python were a doing tech, and being serious. I like it. Great review.
is this Bill Gates ? xD
its a robot made by bill gates.
wow nice Mr Bean Hair cut I like it :)
I was just thinking he looks almost vaguely like younger gates actually LOL
Amazing HAIR ! and great explaining ! thanks from Brazil! =D
Neat board , will have to get one , the Arduino and windows ,,can control my lab with this