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Pi vs Pi

Orange Pi vs Raspberry Pi

Tam Hanna compares the highest-end single-board computer offerings from Shenzhen Xunlong and the Raspberry Pi Foundation to find out which one is best suited for you.

An old French proverb claims that appetite comes with eating. Similarly, Eben Upton’s deployment of the first-generation Raspberry Pi opened the floodgates on the single-board computer (SBC) market. As single-board computers became more affordable, more people purchased them. This increase in volume led to more market participants, which brought prices down further and led to even more single-board computer usage.

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