I just found this: http://au.element14.com/raspberry-pi/raspbrry-modb-512m/sbc-raspberry-pi-model-b-512mb/dp/2191863
Is this a raspberry pi with 512Mb RAM or is this a joke.
I just found this: http://au.element14.com/raspberry-pi/raspbrry-modb-512m/sbc-raspberry-pi-model-b-512mb/dp/2191863
Is this a raspberry pi with 512Mb RAM or is this a joke.
Great find!
A 512MB model is consistent with the 31 July announcement
that Android 4.0 is being ported. It seems all the recently
announced ARM devices have at least 512MB, and Eben's
recent interest in benchmarking against these devices indicates
he is paying attention to what the competition is doing.
There seems to be a recent pattern where RPF is paying attention
to issues that previously they said were inconsistent with their
educational mission, such as MPEG-2 decode, polyfuses,
and now 512MB ram.
Thanks guys!
Anyone know of other changes in this upgrade?
The 512mb Raspberry Pi is still showing on the Element14 site.
Is this still antiapation of the Raspberry Pi 512mb model B or is this just another error? I think we could see a $50 Raspberry Pi on the shelves very soon, even before the end of November due to the advertsing that is taking place.
Also, what company advertises something when it doesn't exist.
I think they must be making enough stock so that we don't end up with a back-log - like the Model B rev 1.0 (as they call it now).
Bring on the Model B 512!
I'd not be surprised based on previous precedent in regards to the secret veil MO from RPF, that sooner or later we'll find out that somebody got a board with 512MB.
-J
coder27 wrote:
take a look at the shipping date here:
The shipping date is in 4 days!!!! How reliable is this website? and how come it says from time of order to date shipped is 3 days?
Lets put the call out to see if anyone has a Raspberry Pi with 512Mb RAM.
try googling for "genius-level garbage"
coder27 wrote:
try googling for "genius-level garbage"
I did, and your post here at Element14 was on the first page 
Very amusing google, but we should try to be nice and provide directly useful replies such as a link to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modus_operandi.
I first saw M.O. in a Batman comic book, where it was expanded into "method of operation".
Last time I checked it was still on their site.
When you try to order one it doesn't work with an erratic message that there isn't a price available.
But indeed, I can see Liz being amused by the discovery of people having a 512MB Pi which aren't supposed to be in the wild...
Not sure why they keep it on their site. Maybe they use it as a tracking to figure out how much interest there is.
can see Liz being amused by the discovery of people having a 512MB Pi which aren't supposed to be in the wild...
Can you link me to the page where someone has said they have one?
And Maybe they could just be too lazy to take it down / off thier website know that they will eventually have to put it up again in maybe a month, 3 months, etc.
can see Liz being amused by the discovery of people having a 512MB Pi which aren't supposed to be in the wild...
Can you link me to the page where someone has said they have one?
And Maybe they could just be too lazy to take it down / off thier website know that they will eventually have to put it up again in maybe a month, 3 months, etc.