Libre Computer's Tritium Is A Line Of Low-Cost Allwinner ARM Boards

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Libre Computer's Tritium Is A Line Of Low-Cost Allwinner ARM Boards

In addition to Le Potato and Renegade, another line-up of ARM boards being offered by Libre Computer is Tritium. The Libre Computer Tritium boards are Allwinner-based boards with options from the H2+ for IoT use-cases, the H3 as a mid-range offering, or H5 for a better-performing ARM board that is well supported by the open-source Linux community.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=26830

[tildearrow]

- ALL-H3-CC H2+ - ALL-H3-CC H3 - ALL-H3-CC H5 - AML-S905X-CC Le Potato - Firefly ROC-RK3328-CC - Jetson TX2 - ODROID-C2 - Pine64 1GB - Raspberry Pi 2 B - Raspberry Pi 3 B - Raspberry Pi 3 B+ - Socionext Developerbox - Tinker Board

Where are the line breaks? Or is this intentional?

[Michael]

Where are the line breaks? Or is this intentional?

Should be fixed now, thanks. They got malformed on an edit.

[ddriver]

Not very enticing at that price. The C2 is a mere 7$ more but consistently faster, and in many cases - significantly so, and more feature rich.

[pal666]

libre computer lists opengl es among specs, but fails to mentions that it is not libre at all

[noduck]

For IoT purposes, I don't care much for performance, but really looking for something that has native PoE support. Hoping to find a Pi look alike that has it built in (the Pi3 PoE hat is too big and covers a lot of pins).

[eydee]

Small, cheap boards. Still... USB 2.0? 512MB of RAM? What year is it? Do they also have a floppy disk drive controller? Do they at least support CGA screens? Can you use anything newer than Red Hat 1.0?

[tuxd3v]

Michael,
It would be interesting to test, the RockPro64

[milkylainen]

Can anyone suggest a SBC which doesn't include eMMC and just has NOR/NAND raw access?
To me, eMMC is comfortable for tinkering, but not many embedded devices use eMMC for real storage of system software.

Edit: That also has good Linux support.

[uid313]

I would love to see a RISC-V board (other than 10k USD Si-Five board).

Or a high-end ARM board comparable to those founds in smartphones, such as the Snapdragon 845, Exynos 9 or Kirin 970.
With features like ARMv8 64-bit DynamIQ, USB 3, LPDDR4, Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, various sensors.