Rasberry pi 4b

Henryvalickis over 3 years ago

Hello

Do you have any rasberry pi 4b in stock?

Best regards

Henry Valickis

Top Replies

baldengineer over 3 years ago +5

https://rpilocator.com/ That’s a great tool for (help) finding Raspberry Pi boards.
baldengineer over 3 years ago in reply to dang74 +3

I picked up two Libre Computer boards to play around with them. The Le Potato and the Renegade . They were $35 and $55 each. The datasheet specs seem on par with the Pi 4, but I haven't extensively tested…
shabaz over 3 years ago +2

Hi, This is a community forum, not a store, but in most (all?) stores they are unavailable: If it's just a single one you want, then you might want to check ebay etc., and also maybe be flexible…

0 shabaz over 3 years ago

Hi,

This is a community forum, not a store, but in most (all?) stores they are unavailable:

If it's just a single one you want, then you might want to check ebay etc., and also maybe be flexible in the version, since the 4B could be expensive. In some ways, the Pi 3B+ is better if you don't need the difference in throughput.
Cancel
Vote Up +2 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 baldengineer over 3 years ago

https://rpilocator.com/

That’s a great tool for (help) finding Raspberry Pi boards.
Cancel
Vote Up +5 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 dang74 over 3 years ago

Does anyone know if there are good alternates for Raspberry Pi3/Pi4?
Cancel
Vote Up +1 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 Jan Cumps over 3 years ago in reply to dang74

There was a thread here: "is it time to abandon the Pi". I can't find it back, but comments were mainly alternatives, and why they are(n't) good.

(edit: found it: Is it time to end our love affair with R-PI?)
Cancel
Vote Up +2 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 dang74 over 3 years ago in reply to Jan Cumps

Thanks. Going to read this now.
Cancel
Vote Up +1 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 baldengineer over 3 years ago in reply to dang74

I picked up two Libre Computer boards to play around with them. The Le Potato and the Renegade. They were $35 and $55 each. The datasheet specs seem on par with the Pi 4, but I haven't extensively tested them.

LIbre has images of Raspbian available for both, which is interesting. I installed it on the Le Potato. However, I could not get a Desktop/Xwindows working. The GPIOs are different and there is no WiFi or Bluetooth.

In terms of form factor, price, and ability to run Linux, they are fine computers for about $50. Also, they are actually available. ;)
Cancel
Vote Up +3 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel
0 dang74 over 3 years ago in reply to baldengineer

Thanks. I think I will buy 'Le Potato' because I've already fallen in love with the name. LOL

It's also pretty easy on the bank account, so yeah, maybe I can treat myself this Christmas.
Cancel
Vote Up +1 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel