I'll bet you don't roll out of bed and think about making your own PC before breakfast. Even you do, I bet you haven't actually shipped . Here's someone who has. I reached out to the creator of the Tauon PC-1 , Volodymyr Mishyn who kindly took more than a little time to answer some detailed questions about the PC-1, how it came to be, the challenges of a project like this, his future plans for Tauon OS and what is clearly a very personal labour of love. Many thanks Volodymyr. Your news blog suggests 30 days to prototype, and 6 months to ship! If that is right, it is very impressive, given the technical and logistical activities that had to occur. Is there more to this story? I was looking for available options before I started the project. I got myself a couple PI (3B, Zero) OrangePi, C-SKY. And tried to build some kind of educational PC for my kid. Unfortunately, the performance was awful, using...
So, does this work like the regular A320, with dingux and all that?
ReplyDeleteNo, the Dingoo A330LE is a light version of the Gemei A330 (without wireless communication AFAIK). It is not compatible with the Dingoo A320 so no Dingux for it, only the native OS with native emulators.
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert, I guess no deal then.
ReplyDeleteSorta confused, so it costs more because there's no wireless..? and does it make sense? I mean the A320 had more compatibility, did it not?
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