(06-27-2021, 02:35 AM)Arwen Wrote: I think a more practical goal would be the existing Pinebook Pro feature set, with the new RK3588 processor. Then maybe have some of these:Thanks for the reply!And perhaps refresh even more:
- Option of 4GB or 8GB memory
- Power / charging issues corrected. Maybe support a 5v 4amp barrel charger.
- Look at better firmware for both the keyboard controller, and the trackpad, especially the trackpad
None of those are earth shattering, and in my opinion, quite doable.
- Have the USB 2 port changed to be USB 3, (but still Type A)
- Maybe have a newer WiFi chip, or have the new one optional
- Put the eMMC disable switch in a place where you can switch it without opening the chassis, (side mounted?)
- Put the Serial Console / Audio Jack switch in place you can switch it without opening the chassis, (again, side mounted?)
The 360 hinge, touch screen and low latency pen input would likely add a bit more cost than a majority of Pinebook Pro users might pay.
Yeah, I was thinking it'd probably be a sub-$400 pen input device for Uni or School note taking, but it's totally understandable that the market of people who would need something like that + know Pine64 would be relatively small.
Looking forward to what you described regardless, should it happen.
(06-28-2021, 11:38 AM)jiyong Wrote:That's also one of the advantages of the Pine devices - they get excellent support from some of the distribution authors, and their fully open firm- and software makes that possible.(06-28-2021, 04:24 AM)as400 Wrote: 'RK3588 is not even out and it's already obsolete. I wouldn't bet on it to hit the market.Depends on the price.
Not everyone needs super high performance.