09-22-2017, 05:23 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-22-2017, 05:40 AM by stuartiannaylor.)
http://armdevices.net/2017/01/22/samsung...-rk3399-c/
https://www.uk.insight.com/en-gb/product...0006990089
The Asus flip rk3399 is ready for preorder for £362.39
Samsung chromebook plus $ 449.99
I really suggest skipping the rk3328 as a rockbook but bring the rk3399 into the store with a netbook option.
https://videostrong.en.alibaba.com/produ...board.html
It would give the Rock64 a complementary big brother, add to the Pine range and provide an extremely capable netbook that already has chromium OS support en masse.
The rk3399 is definately going to get cheaper and it would be interesting to see if pine just employ the reference or maybe they can add additional sata ports.
The crowdfund could draw in attention for both the devboard and the netbook.
I think you may get much interest especially in educational circles for a modular, build-able netbook that can run chromium OS & Linux that is aimed at the $250 space.
Maybe both could be done and with a clever selection of options a compatible pool could be created for both.
Its likely not as much compatibility for the rk3328 would hinder the rk3399.
https://www.uk.insight.com/en-gb/product...0006990089
The Asus flip rk3399 is ready for preorder for £362.39
Samsung chromebook plus $ 449.99
I really suggest skipping the rk3328 as a rockbook but bring the rk3399 into the store with a netbook option.
https://videostrong.en.alibaba.com/produ...board.html
It would give the Rock64 a complementary big brother, add to the Pine range and provide an extremely capable netbook that already has chromium OS support en masse.
The rk3399 is definately going to get cheaper and it would be interesting to see if pine just employ the reference or maybe they can add additional sata ports.
The crowdfund could draw in attention for both the devboard and the netbook.
I think you may get much interest especially in educational circles for a modular, build-able netbook that can run chromium OS & Linux that is aimed at the $250 space.
Maybe both could be done and with a clever selection of options a compatible pool could be created for both.
Its likely not as much compatibility for the rk3328 would hinder the rk3399.