When do you think the tide will turn again with regard to development boards? At the moment, almost nothing is available. The Raspberry Pies, the Jetson Nano from Nvidia and so on. The few options you have are mostly overpriced offers on ricardo.
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Could you add the LattePanda to your range? This is a single board computer with full Windows 10
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Will the Rock 5 be available at Digitec? https://forum.radxa.com/t... Currently, only Ameridroid and Allnet seem to be distributors, with Allnet only targeting retailers in Switzerland.
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Bitte das Makeymakey Bagpack Bananaversary ins Sortiment nehmen 🙏 : https://makeymakey.com/products...
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Wohoo :) when will you have this in stock?
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Would it be possible to include the Coral products - USB accelerator or the complete dev board - in the range?
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Would it be possible for you to add the Colour Maximite 2 to the range? https://geoffg.net/maximite.h... Kind regards
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Dear Digitec Team Will you include the new Odroid Go Advance in your range?
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Dear Digitec Team, will you be adding the new Atomic Pi from Digital Loggers to your range?
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Hi there, Wondering what's going on with the Rpi 3 B+ ... 3 months delay, and the Rpi 4 is even Cheaper than 3B+ !! Any idea when you'll stock some Rpi 3B+ again ?
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Hello people I want to learn programming. I have watched tons of youtube videos but I still don't understand it because they start at some point and not at the beginning. That's why I'm looking for a good book or software to learn programming with, I'd rather go with Java because I've heard that a lot. Thanks for your recommendations LG
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Hello, Is it planned to add the LattePanda Alpha to supply here ? I heard it was the most powerful development board around and it comes with a M.2 PCI-E x4 to add an eGPU (which is what i'm looking for). Thank you !
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Unfortunately there is no shop in Switzerland that sells this board, are there any plans to include it in your range?
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A super cool handheld kit with colour display offered in the USA for 32 USD plus taxes and shipping. It doesn't make much sense to import such a thing yourself, but for 49.- at digitec it would be the absolute ultimate. (Well, maybe it would be 59.-) The scope of delivery includes the motherboard and all the necessary parts such as the case, the screen, a speaker and the battery. see e.g. https://www.heise.de/make...
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I see that the Raspberry Pi 3B+ is now released. When will you be stocking it? Can be sure that when you have them I'll be placing an order for at least one, probably one of my sons will also place an order. I currently have 3 (or 4) Pi Model B+'s, 2 (or 3) Pi 2's, and 3 Pi 3B's. I also have an old Model B, but it has a broken SD Card slot. If you are going to offer some for review (like the MSI Motherboard), count me in!
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For a long time, Raspberry Pi and Co. were quite easy and comprehensible to find under mainboards. Since they have been moved to "Gaming + Gadgets", I always have to guess in the menu where they are now. What does the Raspi have to do with gaming? And a developer board is certainly not a gadget either. I can only half understand robotics and electrical engineering: The Raspi itself is as much electronics as any other motherboard. I can accept an additional breadboard under electronics, but from my point of view, the Raspi is a computer first. I also have trouble calling it a developer board. Components fits in my eyes, but I actually understand this to mean individual components and not entire boards. My suggestion: Move the category "Developer Boards + Kits" back under "PC Components" and call it "Single Board Computer", "Embedded Computer" or "Raspberry Pi & Co".
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