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Forums › Gadgets, robotics, home automation, electronics (including wearables) › Where to get a Banana Pi--Banana Pro Mini PC
jimbob79

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#173321 19-May-2015 15:36
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Has anyone got a Banana Pi/Banana Pro Mini PC and where did you get it from? THanks.

 

 


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littleheaven
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  #1307863 19-May-2015 16:13
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I don't have one, but it looks like they are easily obtainable from Ali Express for between $55-$65 USD, with free shipping to NZ. The Banana Pros I looked at come with heat sinks.




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  #1310200 22-May-2015 22:05
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Why don't you try pcduino? That is much better than banana. pcduino3B has lots of function and you can play linux or android on it.

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  #1312485 27-May-2015 09:47
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I haven't got one, but I've used GPIO before for other stuff and they seemed good.



jimbob79

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  #1312486 27-May-2015 09:50
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In the end I payed it safe and got my self a Raspberry Pi 2. I still liked the Banana Pi product because it has integrated SATA and in-built IR.

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