Looks like it's the same connector as the mipi bus (display/camera). On the site they've posted the product brief and it has photos of the top side of the board with connectors.
Considering the price increase and unless you really need the GPIO I don't know why you would pick this over a second hand 1L form factor PC... I love raspberry pi but since I picked up an m720q with an i5-9500t and 64 Gb of Ram that can run very intensive tasks such as a 16 slices CW/FT8/WSPR plus WebSDR and several others in Windows 11 and Linux VM or Container under proxmox they have become a very tough sell. Not to mention the way the Raspberry pi foundation treated the maker community during COVID.
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aBundleOfFerrets@sh.itjust.works · 5 pts · 2y
Curios what the pcie interface looks like on the board without a hat
Bitswap@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 2y
Looks like it's the same connector as the mipi bus (display/camera). On the site they've posted the product brief and it has photos of the top side of the board with connectors.
martin77@sh.itjust.works · 2 pts · 2y
Considering the price increase and unless you really need the GPIO I don't know why you would pick this over a second hand 1L form factor PC... I love raspberry pi but since I picked up an m720q with an i5-9500t and 64 Gb of Ram that can run very intensive tasks such as a 16 slices CW/FT8/WSPR plus WebSDR and several others in Windows 11 and Linux VM or Container under proxmox they have become a very tough sell. Not to mention the way the Raspberry pi foundation treated the maker community during COVID.