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Pi is not x86 btw.It's a port, it could theoretically get all of it working on an x86 platform.
It has an ARM cpu.
Pi is not x86 btw.It's a port, it could theoretically get all of it working on an x86 platform.
Pi is not x86 btw.
It has an ARM cpu.
It's a port, it could theoretically get all of it working on an x86 platform. It would also require a second port for ARM, what they might just end up doing is porting the normal Android for it. It is entirely possible that we get a well working android port for the PI that has full functionality.
It's a port, it could theoretically get all of it working on an x86 platform. It would also require a second port for ARM, what they might just end up doing is porting the normal Android for it. It is entirely possible that we get a well working android port for the PI that has full functionality.
And Now We Wait!!!
I have received one also... as I suspect have a few hundred (thousand?) others.
What surprises me somewhat is that although we have been able to place an order with Farnell, who have at least given us an estimated delivery date (which I am sure will change anyway), RS are still not actually taking orders.
Once they do though I am sure that there will be a mad rush to do so, and their servers will no doubt 'crash'... again!
It sounds like you will only be able to order if you have been invited (via an email link?). This will keep the number of orders under control since they can decide how many people can order in each batch.
I registered on the RS site at around 8:00am on the day of the launch, so I'm hoping I will be invited for one of the first few batches.
RS Components said:Just to let you know that we now have in excess of 200,000 registrations of interest. This was still growing at 10 per minute yesterday!
I'm not up to date with all this, but why is it taking them so long to make these?
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