So I read the press release article on http://www.anandtech.com/show/9779/nvidia-announces-jetson-tx1-tegra-x1-module-development-kit
600 USD (560€, £400, 850 Australian, 74K Yen) is a bit rich for my toy collection, however some industrial systems ought to look scared if it does what it says, and what it says is "4GB of LPDDR4-3200, a 16GB eMMC flash module, a 2x2 802.11ac + Bluetooth wireless radio, and a Gigabit Ethernet controller on top of the pretty shiny 64 bit ARMv8 and GPU worth noting, also "a full-size PCIe interface"". Power I am not sure about 10W is a number kicked around but I do not know if that is the SoC or the full deal, oh and 3.3V for those that like such things, though the phrasing makes me wonder if it is not 3.3V in the same way that some FPGAs are 3.3V and the list of things you can not do/list of asterisks might be quite long.
That said if hobby level 3d printing, pick and place, drones, cnc and whatever else starts worrying the stuff that costs real money then it will probably be off the back of something like this.
600 USD (560€, £400, 850 Australian, 74K Yen) is a bit rich for my toy collection, however some industrial systems ought to look scared if it does what it says, and what it says is "4GB of LPDDR4-3200, a 16GB eMMC flash module, a 2x2 802.11ac + Bluetooth wireless radio, and a Gigabit Ethernet controller on top of the pretty shiny 64 bit ARMv8 and GPU worth noting, also "a full-size PCIe interface"". Power I am not sure about 10W is a number kicked around but I do not know if that is the SoC or the full deal, oh and 3.3V for those that like such things, though the phrasing makes me wonder if it is not 3.3V in the same way that some FPGAs are 3.3V and the list of things you can not do/list of asterisks might be quite long.
That said if hobby level 3d printing, pick and place, drones, cnc and whatever else starts worrying the stuff that costs real money then it will probably be off the back of something like this.
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