PINEBOOK Latest News: Affordable Linux Laptop at Only $89 Made by Raspberry Pi Rival, PINE Gamenguide PINE, the rival company of Raspberry Pi and maker of the $20 Pine A64, has just announced its two below $100-priced Linux laptops, known as PINEBOOK. The affordable Linux laptop is powered by Quad-Core ARM Cortex A53 64-bit processor and comes …
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TechRadar Pine 64 is Raspberry Pi 3 that does 4K, but you'll have to wait to get one TechRadar Forget fruit, wood is where it's at when it comes to miniature computing – or at least that's what the makers of the Pine 64 would have us believe, a rivalling board that undercuts the Raspberry Pi 3.
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Techworm Meet Raspberry Pi 3's new competitor – $15 Pine 64 computer Techworm A new $US15 board computer that could give Raspberry Pi 3 a tough competition has finally shipped fuelling the war in low-cost computers.
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Computerworld The $15 Pine 64, a Raspberry Pi 3 competitor, finally ships Computerworld On paper, the Pine 64 is as powerful as the $35 Raspberry Pi 3. It can be a PC replacement, and the most expensive model, with Wi-Fi, is priced at $29. The initial shipments are going to backers that poured a total of $1.7 million into a Kickstarter ..
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Meet the Raspberry Pi's new rival: The $15 Pine 64 finally ships with 4K video support PCWorld A war in low-cost computers could be in the making as a new $15 board computer that could challenge Raspberry Pi 3 finally ships. On paper, the Pine 64 is as powerful as the $35 Raspberry Pi 3. It can be a PC replacement, and the most expensive model, …
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