Orange Pi is a series of single-board ARM computers based on Allwinner processors. It is an analog of the Raspberry Pi, introduced by the Chinese company Shenzhen Xunlong Software. The models differ in size, weight, and a number of connectors. Orange Pi is a low-cost alternative to the Raspberry Pi.
Related product This microcomputer can not boast of high performance. Still, it has a compact size, ultra-low power consumption, and can perform those tasks, for which implementation Arduino or ESP8266 platform will not be enough. The power of the microcomputer of Raspberry Pi 3 level or its more expensive and productive brothers will be excessive. […]
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