Edited by Adam at 2015-5-15 08:07

Hello, my name is Adam and I am a student living in Australia with major interest in computing. This interest in compution has led me to the Orange Pi, which I think is a device with amazing capabilities and potential.The main type of testing I will be conducting is testing the viability of using the Orange Pi as a educational tool for use in the classroom environment, for taking notes and writing documents. This will test its portablity and versatility in a range of environments.
I will also be contributing greatly to the wiki as it is quite bare and I have the skills required to do so, such as sophisticated writing and a broad knowledge into what makes these boards work. The wiki will also be used to post the results gathered from the first testing. Additionally, I will be testing the ability to use a range of multiple operating systems on theses boards, using multiple different sd cards, each with a different operating system and workspace, with the results being posted on the wiki.
Thanks for your consideration,
Adam

Good luck Adam, and thanks for taking the time and effort to document the Orange Pi - it is an excellent board, however we are still lacking full functionality in linux due to there being no drivers for the video hardware.
I have a Pi+ and recently bought a PiPC - great value for money!  Just hoping that I can use it with linux in the not too distant future
Android runs on this board perfectly though!

Good idea. it would be helpful.

Melon Patches