Description
NanoPi M1 Plus
Even smaller than a Raspberry Pi, the NanoPi M1 Plus carries the most desirable features of a development board. Ever since the Raspberry Pi computers have been introduced, the quest or the competitive boards emerged every now and then. NanoPi family has set itself to compete by offering inexpensive boards while supporting various software, hardware devices, and operating systems.
NanoPi M1 Plus Specifications
- Allwinner Quad-Core H3 Cortex-A7 featuring 1.2GHz frequency
- 600MHz Mali-400MP2 Graphics Processing Unit fully supportive of OpenGL and ES2.0
- 1GB DDR3 RAM
- 8GB eMMC storage support
- 11 b/g/n Wireless Connectivity
- 0 Bluetooth (Dual Mode)
- The Antenna Interface supports IPX, Bluetooth, and WiFi
- 10/100/1000M Ethernet connectivity
- Audio input support via HDMI and 3.5mm jack
- NPi M1 Plus contains an onboard microphone
- Onboard IR Receiver
- 3x USB 2-0 HOST
- 2x Type-A USB
- 1x 2.54mm pitch Pin Header
- 1x MicroSD Slot
- OTG Micro USB support data transmission and input power
- 4 1080p HDMI audio output
- Supports CVBS audio output
- 24pin (0.5mm pitch) FPC seat to support DVP camera interface
- 54mm pitch 4-Pin pin-header Serial Debug Port
- Compatibility with Raspberry Pi 2 GPIO with 40pin 2.54mm pitch GPIO containing IO, I2C, SPDIF-OUT, UART, and I2C/PCM
- Contains a Reset Button
- Features a Power Button
- 1x Power LED
- 1x System Status LED
- L x W = 64mm x 60mm (ENIG)
- Configured for 5v/2A Direct Current
- Compatible with U-Boot, Ubuntu-Core, Ubuntu-MATE and Debian Operating Systems
NanoPi M1 Plus Description
The NanoPi M1 Plus quite inexpensive with regards to its specs/price ratio. The experts have already regarded the NPi M1 Plus as the Pi-Killer board. With dimensions almost in a square shape, the board features a superior layout. The onboard integrated features and connectivity support serves as the icing on the cake. The accommodation of an onboard microphone is a highly appreciated move. You’ll definitely love working on M1 Plus!
