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Intel launches $250 kit to build robots with Kinect-like vision - Shady2tree - 04-14-2016
I was reading on Geek.com [a great nerd news site if you do not already know] about this Up Board by intel. Now from a quick read as im in class this seems to be twice the power of the PINE by that I mean the ram and usb ports [not x64 to x128 I know x128 is not real just a joke] . Now as an IT student I am still new to these mini computers and just wanted to know what people think of this "Up Board" this forum seems to give some great pros and cons to products
. and also project ideas . I want to hear ANY AND ALL feed back you have on this as I am working on a "smart drone" and a cluster computer to process the information my drone will see and wonder if this would save me some effort in the long run. Or maybe I am just trying to do to much with my drone 
haha but any feed back will help as even mistakes are not really mistakes when learning. [sorry for the rant but again im in class]
Shady2tree
RE: Intel launches $250 kit to build robots with Kinect-like vision - alid - 04-15-2016
Just ordered a 4G RMA+ 64G eMCC one for $173.60 (including shipping). I will let you know how good (or bad) it is when I get it.
The fact that it runs everything already is a big plus. Also, since Intel is going to ship a kit based on the board, it gives me some confidence on its sustainability.
It is Pi B form factor with 40 Pin GPIO and the same port layout. No wireless or BT on board.
RE: Intel launches $250 kit to build robots with Kinect-like vision - Shady2tree - 04-19-2016
(04-15-2016, 03:36 PM)alid Wrote: Just ordered a 4G RMA+ 64G eMCC one for $173.60 (including shipping). I will let you know how good (or bad) it is when I get it.
The fact that it runs everything already is a big plus. Also, since Intel is going to ship a kit based on the board, it gives me some confidence on its sustainability.
It is Pi B form factor with 40 Pin GPIO and the same port layout. No wireless or BT on board.
Nice thank you much
what are your plans for the board?