Looking around the Chinese source of these SBC, hardly anyone has a board that is small, low cost and reasonably powerful like the NanoPi2. But FriendlyARM has to take it away, replace the WLAN with a Ethernet adapter and call it NanoPi2 Fire! I don't really get it, why the Chinese has to add an LAN connector where it is obviously in many use cases nowadays that cable LAN is not preferable? What is the rationale behind these decisions, including like an 8-core CPU with only 2GB RAM and USB 2.0, WTF?
Wi-Fi only board?
Hello, Now we have support NanoPi M3 which has WiFi and Ethernet too:http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=69&a...