Raspberry Pi 3

[bpalone]

Just read in one of my Linux Magazines that the Pi 3 is out.

64 bit Quad core CPU at 1.2 GHz

Built in 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth

1 gig of ram

Wonder if paired with an appropriate USB tuner, if it couldn't handle 4.2.2 smoothly?

These things (the older models) are great for many things. Have one setting across the room recording magnetic readings as I type this.

edit to correct mind running faster than the fingers

 

[mikelib]

Just received this e-mail yesterday on PI-3,

http://us10.campaign-archive2.com/?u=60c986ce2a56a382c7bc92907&id=c1e795c6c4&e=f3f1fc6714

 

[KE4EST]

I've had my Pi 3 for a couple of months now, but have so many other projects have not even really messed with it yet.

It should be able to though, it has enough horse power, just getting some code to work.

 

[bpalone]

Guess I need to do a little research. KE4EST's answer was my thinking as well, just thought maybe someone was more up on the idea than me, as magazines are quite dated by the time you get them. But, I still like the pulp in my hands.

Thanks for the feedback. If it works, could be a reasonable priced 4.2.2 solution. I only need/want it to watch my shows either earlier or later on that certain network. I already have the USB tuner.