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RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - poVoq - 01-17-2022
The newly announced 3588S might be an even better choice: https://www.cnx-software.com/2022/01/12/rockchip-rk3588s-cost-optimized-cortex-a76-a55-processor/
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - loblik - 01-24-2022
I would definitely buy an upgrade with rk3588*.
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - Pinoideae - 02-03-2022
I would also consider getting a second-hand computer that isn't too old and wiping Windows with Linux.
Very satisfying!
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - zer0sig - 02-13-2022
(02-03-2022, 12:08 AM)Pinoideae Wrote: I would also consider getting a second-hand computer that isn't too old and wiping Windows with Linux.
I use a 2015 HP Elitebook, decent business-class notebook, with fedora. Everything except the fingerprint reader seems good and it has been solid for a few years. I have a faster laptop for gaming but this thing has lots of RAM (24GB) and SSDs and it is about as fast as I can expect a computer to be most of the time. I think one of these, or a similar era decent Thinkpad, can be bought for 150 bucks used or 2-3 refurbished properly. I may get several more years out of this thing before I pick up another one, and between that and one of each thing PINE64 makes (and a couple of other assorted linux devices not counting the servers I run at work), i have all the linux I want, sometimes more than I really want. heh.
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - Pinoideae - 02-13-2022
(02-13-2022, 05:26 PM)zer0sig Wrote:(02-03-2022, 12:08 AM)Pinoideae Wrote: I would also consider getting a second-hand computer that isn't too old and wiping Windows with Linux.
I use a 2015 HP Elitebook, decent business-class notebook, with fedora. Everything except the fingerprint reader seems good and it has been solid for a few years. I have a faster laptop for gaming but this thing has lots of RAM (24GB) and SSDs and it is about as fast as I can expect a computer to be most of the time. I think one of these, or a similar era decent Thinkpad, can be bought for 150 bucks used or 2-3 refurbished properly. I may get several more years out of this thing before I pick up another one, and between that and one of each thing PINE64 makes (and a couple of other assorted linux devices not counting the servers I run at work), i have all the linux I want, sometimes more than I really want. heh.
Nice. Very nice!!!
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - zer0sig - 02-23-2022
(02-13-2022, 05:35 PM)Pinoideae Wrote: Nice. Very nice!!!
Agreed. It's plenty quick, I have 24GB of RAM which means I have to run for a long time with a lot of tabs open to run out (it happens eventually, Nothing I run on it eats anywhere near the RAM chrome does, especially if I'm also running Tor and Brave at the same time), it's light, well built, battery lasts a long time after years of use. Really no downside, other than the new price is more than I would probably have paid.
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - MSadeghzadehG - 05-08-2022
Is there any development on pinebook pro with rk3588 soc?
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - jiyong - 05-09-2022
(05-08-2022, 10:48 AM)MSadeghzadehG Wrote: Is there any development on pinebook pro with rk3588 soc?
They focus on the SBC QuartzPro64 first.
I think they said they have no timeline yet for the upgrade of the Pinebook Pro.
RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - MSadeghzadehG - 05-09-2022
(05-09-2022, 04:12 AM)jiyong Wrote:Thanks. Is it possible to contribute or develop it separately? I'm really engaged(05-08-2022, 10:48 AM)MSadeghzadehG Wrote: Is there any development on pinebook pro with rk3588 soc?
They focus on the SBC QuartzPro64 first.
I think they said they have no timeline yet for the upgrade of the Pinebook Pro.
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RE: Pinebook Pro Upgrade? - jiyong - 05-09-2022
(05-09-2022, 08:22 AM)MSadeghzadehG Wrote:(05-09-2022, 04:12 AM)jiyong Wrote:Thanks. Is it possible to contribute or develop it separately? I'm really engaged(05-08-2022, 10:48 AM)MSadeghzadehG Wrote: Is there any development on pinebook pro with rk3588 soc?
They focus on the SBC QuartzPro64 first.
I think they said they have no timeline yet for the upgrade of the Pinebook Pro.
QuartzPro64 is available to developers. https://www.pine64.org/2022/03/15/march-update-introducing-the-quartzpro64/
System on Module boards could be the basis for an upgradeable laptop, or DIY laptop.
https://www.cnx-software.com/2022/03/17/rockchip-rk3588-trm-android-12-sdk-released/