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I have not received my OPIs yet, but judging from the forum comments and the sad state of basic software and documentation I've got
rather mixed feelings. Proper schematics, working uboot/kernel/mini-debian, proper GPIO ( PWM, I2C, SPI, USB and all the goodies from
the H3 exposed and accessible) would make an unbeatable combination. I've used RasPis as wireless (NRF24) data collectors for ATTINY84
based low power sensors/actuators and was planning to evaluate OPIs for that purpose too. If I needed a cheap Android TV stick I would buy one.
Lengthy discussions about a factory-overclocked non working marketing gadgets are useless. What I need from a customer viewpoint is
sound basic functions working 100%, documented and predictable behaviour of all components.
"Raspberry Pi compatible" is a complete joke, what they share is the physical layout of 40 pins and the 5v input power.
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