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RaspberryPi 4 2GB DDR4 Model B
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Micro Center has RaspberryPi 4 2GB DDR4 Model B on sale for $29.99. Select free in-store pickup/curbside pickup only if stock permits. Thanks Tweak42
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This Raspberry Pi 4 Model B features a Quad Core Cortex-A72 64-Bit SoC (Broadcom BCM2711) w/ 1.5GB clock rate. USB 2.0/3.0 w/ Bluetooth 5.0 BLE on main board. Offer valid while promotion last - Discombobulated
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This is the lowest standalone price I've seen since they discontinued the Pi 4 1GB model and replaced it with the 2GB.
https://www.microcenter
Hopefully these are v1.2 revision with the usb fix. You can identify here:
How to Check if Your Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is Rev1.2? [cytron.io]
This is the lowest standalone price I've seen since they discontinued the Pi 4 1GB model and replaced it with the 2GB.
https://www.microcenter
Hopefully these are v1.2 revision with the usb fix. You can identify here:
How to Check if Your Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is Rev1.2? [cytron.io]
Created 08-08-2020
at 06:42 PM
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Dumb usb chargers work just fine (hence the recommendation of the official power supply). Also the cost of these "smart" chargers plus the special usb c cable often cost more than the Pi itself. (who uses a $50 charger + $20 cable to power a $35 Pi?)
Thus right now it isn't much of a problem, but could be in the future when a Pi newbie unaware of the usb design flaw landfills a Pi because it won't work using their macbook charger.
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V4 will do plex?
I'm using the 2gb version as a Plex media server with openmediavault for easy file access and transfers. It's great. Much better than the 3 was.
Not sure what firmware the pie came with but the video software does have the option to update it. Libreelec has pi4 software if anyone is interested.
https://libreelec.tv/raspberry-pi-4/
Yep that is what I heard. Else I can use this for my backup ADSB receiver.
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1. Besides the official USB Type-C cable, Pi 4 V1.2 is compatible with other Type-C cables as well.
2. Move the WLCSP SD card voltage switch to the top side to protect Pi 4 from damage.
3. Tweak the silkscreen to reduce solder bridging in manufacture.
1. Besides the official USB Type-C cable, Pi 4 V1.2 is compatible with other Type-C cables as well.
2. Move the WLCSP SD card voltage switch to the top side to protect Pi 4 from damage.
3. Tweak the silkscreen to reduce solder bridging in manufacture.
A pre-fix pi4 works fine with the 10+ USB c cables I own. Much more than the one that comes with the official charger.
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Dumb usb chargers work just fine (hence the recommendation of the official power supply). Also the cost of these "smart" chargers plus the special usb c cable often cost more than the Pi itself. (who uses a $50 charger + $20 cable to power a $35 Pi?)
Thus right now it isn't much of a problem, but could be in the future when a Pi newbie unaware of the usb design flaw landfills a Pi because it won't work using their macbook charger.
Dumb usb chargers work just fine (hence the recommendation of the official power supply). Also the cost of these "smart" chargers plus the special usb c cable often cost more than the Pi itself. (who uses a $50 charger + $20 cable to power a $35 Pi?)
Thus right now it isn't much of a problem, but could be in the future when a Pi newbie unaware of the usb design flaw landfills a Pi because it won't work using their macbook charger.