this is an amazing device for the price.
along with an apple dac and volumio or Lms this will make a great little audio and internet radio streamer
I use a pi3 for this now, but this new zero will work just fine.
you could also easily use this as a 80s arcade machine emulator, it should easily run most games from that time period
I may do that for fun
I remember my first computer, an Amiga 500, had a 7.16 MHz clock.
Awesome to think that such a small thing likely has more computing power than was on the Apollo spacecraft. Imagine what those missions could have done with all the saved weight.
Hmm, thanks for the heads up. I am a pentester and a small hidden PC is useful for a fairly large number of applications. I have too many projects on my plate to play with this right now but ...
Augmented reality display with touch screen keyboard could be VERY discrete.
They are fun and cheap. I am automating my RV with an older Pi. I use another for media. And with older monitors or TVs at thrift stores you can have a serviceable computer for under $50.
Of course we still need a massive government welfare program to buy kids the latest and greatest ipads for their indoctrination camps.
Can I run Win-7 Pro x64 on it?
Wonder if it will be any more consistently available in the US than the Zero has been.
Okay, I’m a dummy here. What are these and what use are they? Are they used as front end controllers for other devices? I have no clue. And will it run a MacOS or iOS?
It just makes no sense to me to have only one USB port. Sure you can use BT for stuff but if you need USB and end up hanging a powered hub on it the result is an ugly mess.
But did I order one? Youbetcha.
Just to add that their ability to design custom SoC packages is becoming a real competency and pays dividends as we see in the Zero 2, where the SoC was made to fit in the constraints of the PoP ram packaging scheme. Pretty slick.
Is it Windows 11 certified? If so forget it.
I got a rasberry pi 400 and have a ball with it. still exploring everything i can do
I was hoping for an upgrade to the Pi 4 but an able $15 unit is cool and good for the kids. I’m wanting to make a Home Media Center from a Pi 4 or Pi 400 which is a Pi 4 built into a keyboard and we usually end up using a wireless USB keyboard anyway for a firestick or the nVidia Shield TV. The stick as outdated and the Shield went capoot so I’m wanting to replace them with something that has zero preinstalled app crapp and isn’t a product of BigTech.