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Raspberry Pi prices
GDB2222
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I was looking around for a 4GB or 8GB Pi, and prices seem to be £150-200.
Looking on RS-Online, they are £55 for 4GB and £75 for 8GB, but with no stock until November. Are these roughly the correct prices, and the £150-200 is the premium being charged for people who want to jump the queue?
Looking on RS-Online, they are £55 for 4GB and £75 for 8GB, but with no stock until November. Are these roughly the correct prices, and the £150-200 is the premium being charged for people who want to jump the queue?
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?
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Thanks. It looks like any deals have expired!
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Yeah but just keep checking, lots of luck.1
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At the moment my intention is to get started with a 2GB Pi, which seems to be at more normal price levels still. If I find I need more RAM, I will just have to pay the premium for immediate delivery.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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What do you wish to do with it?GDB2222 said:At the moment my intention is to get started with a 2GB Pi, which seems to be at more normal price levels still. If I find I need more RAM, I will just have to pay the premium for immediate delivery.
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Experiment with computer vision. One project is to make Rincewind's luggage and get it to follow me round.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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GDB2222 said:Experiment with computer vision. One project is to make Rincewind's luggage and get it to follow me round.
Hmmm I wish I never asked since I haven't a clue about said. However maybe someone else may , in the meantime your luggage will be sitting in the airport during July
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Lots of other options Launchpad? Uses a Texas Instruments chip.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...1
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I want something that will run python and opencv, and have a range of add ons that are easy to use. The Pi is a good choice, I think??forgotmyname said:Lots of other options Launchpad? Uses a Texas Instruments chip.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Probably scalpers - worked out the stock was running low and bought all the remaining ones.GDB2222 said:I was looking around for a 4GB or 8GB Pi, and prices seem to be £150-200.
Looking on RS-Online, they are £55 for 4GB and £75 for 8GB, but with no stock until November. Are these roughly the correct prices, and the £150-200 is the premium being charged for people who want to jump the queue?
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