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Orange Pi Zero LTS 512MB H3 Quad-Core Open-Source Single Board Computer Run Android 4.4 Ubuntu Debian Image
Price (NZD): $76.95 ~ 116.95 / set
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Product Features
- The Orange Pi Zero LTS 512MB H3 Quad-Core is an open-source single board computer that can run Android 4.4 and Ubuntu, Debian Image. It has a low running temperature and low power consumption, making it energy-efficient.
- With a H2+ Quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU and 512MB DDR3 memory, it provides sufficient computing power. It also has a MIC for audio input and supports external boards via 13pins for video output.
- Supplied with 5V, it meets the power requirements. It features a 10/100Mbps integrated network interface and supports TF Card and USB OTG, offering flexible storage and connectivity options.
- As an ARM-based demo board, it is designed for various applications such as computer, wireless server, and games, providing a versatile platform.
- There is no high-concerned chemical, and it comes in a new condition without any specific certification. It is a reliable and cost-effective single board computer.
Specifications
- Whoesale: Available
- Application: Computer/ Wireless serve/ Games
- Supply Voltage: 5V
- New Function: low running temperature and low power consumption
- CPU: H2+ Quad-core Cortex-A7
- Memory (SDRAM): 512MB DDR3
- Audio Input: MIC
- Video Outputs: Supports external board via 13pins
- Condition: New
- Brand Name: cbhioarpd
- Model Number: Orange Pi Zero LTS 512
- Intergrated Feature: 10/100Mbps
- Interface: TF Card Support, USB OTG
- Processor Brand: Allwinner
- Hign-concerned Chemical: none
- Memory Capacity: 512mb
- Certification: none
- Demo Board Type: ARM
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Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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