Amazon has NVIDIA Jetson Nano 2GB Developer Kit for (oos). Shipping is free.
- Discover the power of AI and robotics with the NVIDIA® Jetson Nano™ 2GB Developer Kit. It's small, powerful, and priced for everyone.
- 128-core NVIDIA Maxwell
- Quad-core ARM® A57 @ 1.43 GHz
- 2 GB 64-bit LPDDR4 25.6 GB/s
- microSD (Card not included)
- Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11ac wireless
- HDMI, 1x USB 3.0 Type A,2x USB 2.0 Type A, USB 2.0 Micro-B
- More information can be found at NVIDIA & youtube
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Posted October 6, 2020 at 7:21 AM EDT
by eagle
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By anonymous on 04/06/2021, 09:40 PM EDT
The Coral Edge USB processor only supports TFlite. While it's certainly viable for ML, I would lean toward a more open platform such as PyTorch or regular Tensorflow. You can also fire up a VM instance for ML testing on colab.research.google.com //@Anonymous: If you have a RPi already, you can get a Google Coral Edge TPU for $60. ML work can be off loaded to the TPU and you still has the RPi as the better generic Linux box.
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By anonymous on 04/06/2021, 11:43 AM EDT
If you have a RPi already, you can get a Google Coral Edge TPU for $60. ML work can be off loaded to the TPU and you still has the RPi as the better generic Linux box.
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By anonymous on 01/17/2021, 12:56 PM EST
The GPU on this one has 128 CUDA cores @ 921 Mhz. It’s neither a RasPi comparable not it’s competitor. It does more advanced stuff than what RasPi is capable of. //@anonymous: Has similar spec as Pi 4, but doubles the price. Pass.
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By anonymous on 01/16/2021, 01:27 PM EST
How do you compare it to R. Pi? Does R. Pi run ML models/as fast?
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By anonymous on 01/16/2021, 08:27 AM EST
This is for people who want to learn AI/DL w/ minimum cost, cheapest GPU choice, not an exact Raspberry PI competitor. //@anonymous: Has similar spec as Pi 4, but doubles the price. Pass.
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By anonymous on 12/01/2020, 03:38 AM EST
I purchased one last month. It comes with one wifi dongle and one 10cm length USB-A extender. The only problem is a power adaper supporting UCB-C. //@anonymous: It does not have wireless, if you need wifi you will need to get a USB dongle. This has the same chip as the $99 version, ram downsized to 2GB, diplay port replaced with HDMI and USB port went down to 3 from 4.
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By anonymous on 10/07/2020, 08:52 AM EDT
Has similar spec as Pi 4, but doubles the price. Pass.
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By anonymous on 10/06/2020, 05:15 PM EDT
cpu is too weak
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By anonymous on 10/06/2020, 03:37 PM EDT
It does not have wireless, if you need wifi you will need to get a USB dongle. This has the same chip as the $99 version, ram downsized to 2GB, diplay port replaced with HDMI and USB port went down to 3 from 4.
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By RoshDrozzley on 10/06/2020, 02:27 PM EDT
But can it run Crysis?
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By anonymous on 10/06/2020, 01:51 PM EDT
It is the regular price. However it's debut. There's a 4GB kit 945-13450-0000-100 released in Feb 2020. Haven't looked into what the difference is. //@Anonymous: Isn't that the standard price?
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By anonymous on 10/06/2020, 01:05 PM EDT
Isn't that the standard price?
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