Raspberry Pi 4 Released !

A Former User

hmmmm. somewhat expensive (only in Germany?)

Recently I’ve purchased several stronger alternatives - Khadas Edge-V around $100, NVIDIA Jetson nano $100 also.
I will buy this one also for test, but could it be better than those?

Sandy2503

11:36 Uhr.

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Lieber Herr S…,

spannende News zum Wochenstart: seit dem heutigen Montag ist der brandneue Raspberry Pi 4 auf dem Markt! Quad-Core, 4K-fähig, USB 3.0, bis zu 4GByte RAM - bei uns im heise shop natürlich portofrei!

Viel Spaß beim Shoppen & herzliche Grüße

Ihr
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Link:
https://shop.heise.de/sonstiges/hardware/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-4?wt_mc=emlg.shop.shop.nwknl.nwknl.textlink.textlink

dazza120

@Sandy2503 said in Raspberry Pi 4 Released !:

Raspberry

What about the Ethernet is it shared with the USB? 4GB of Ram that is my dream! That means I can do away with the 12 hour Cron job 😁

cyberphox

Ethernet is not shared as far as I can tell

Cr4z33

@Sean said in Raspberry Pi 4 Released !:

hmmmm. somewhat expensive (only in Germany?)

Recently I’ve purchased several stronger alternatives - Khadas Edge-V around $100, NVIDIA Jetson nano $100 also.
I will buy this one also for test, but could it be better than those?

I was going to buy it from Germany too thinking at the good prices I got for the Pi 3 B, but at this round for some reason it is WAY cheaper (EUR 59 + shipping) to buy it from Italy for me.

However let’s see what comes out with MagicMirror once I get it delivered (they say 24h) especially by using the new Raspbian Buster… :crossed_fingers_medium_skin_tone:

Davido

@Sean

https://www.reichelt.de/?&ACTION=446&SEARCH=259874+259919+259920&DIRECT=1;&trstct=tsr_151284

mumblebaj

They will be R910 in South Africa when they arrive which makes them around 56 Euro.

dazza120

Anyone know if you can just boot off of the usb from an SSD?

lavolp3

I was so hyped by this unexpected message I needed to order one (the 4gb of course).

Please mind that it’s going to have a new kernel and current Raspbian Stretch will presumably not work on this one. A new Raspbian (Buster) has already been released. So we’ll have to see if MM runs on it without problems…

Cr4z33

@dazza120 yes.

You can read here a very good article about all the good things it can do and how the Pi 4 is performing compared to the previous generation. :)

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raspberry-pi-4-b,6193.html