[IshKebab]

Price, CPU performance, RAM, storage, networking, software support outlook.

I mean really though unless you have a lot of time I don't think there's anything close to worth leaving the software support of Raspberry Pi for.

[sthlmb]

For that I'd really point you towards the links in the article, as that was really what it was supposed to do :D As I mentioned to another person in the comments, this was literally supposed to be a recap of the boards I tested, with links to in-depth benchmark results for each of the boards, with the ability to then filter and compare against around 100 other SBCs that I own and have tested in a controlled manner. Software support is a very tricky one though, sadly. I have a few ideas for little things like being able to search for Armbian support, but others would need a long hard think!

[adrianwaj]

Yeah, the Pi has a very interesting looking mini-screen addon too.

https://www.waveshare.com/product/cm4-disp-base-2.8a.htm

I think being able to switch between a phone and desktop is a great use-case for SBC. Important to be able to attach a power bank and the real bottleneck to adoption: a telco addon.

Some sort of vibration absorbing case would also be great with a few different varieties around too: https://www.gttwireless.com/raspberry-pi-outdoors/ https://github.com/NebraLtd/IP67-Enclosure

You could take that SBC with you on a bike, car, around the home, to the worksite. Even a mobile web server for temporary gatherings placed on a high vantage point. Signage is also an important area for SBCs.

I'd wager on Polymarket that Apple will end up doing something in this space.

[tamimio]

We posted that at the same time!!

Rpi and also nvidia jetson I would add.