これラズピッピの価格の変化ね
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@tassoman@misskey.social Yes, rpilocator is very useful!
Please note that the prices I have recorded are the standard prices for the Raspberry Pi; the prices collected by rpilocator from distributors include the retailers’ own mark-ups.
And rpilocator does not cover Japanese distributors. So, I’m running a service here that monitors Japanese distributors, similar to rpilocator: https://shrimp.marokun.net/rpilocator_ja/ 
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@akkiesoft@misskey.io San, I'm wondering about Orange Pi as alternative. Do you have any opinion about this? -
@tassoman@misskey.social If you are satisfied with the quality of Orange Pi’s software support and the amount of information available, it might be worth considering.
For example, Raspberry Pi OS Trixie updated its kernel version from 6.12.75 to 6.18.29 yesterday. As before, it continues to support all models (for 32-bit) or all models from the 3B onwards (for 64-bit) with a single OS image.
I’m not very familiar with Orange Pi, but it seems that the image files vary depending on the hardware model, and the kernel version appears to be quite old...?
Furthermore, depending on the hardware model, it appears that there may be no OS image available on Google Drive (Google Drive!? 
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Heee? Really. :google
Thank you for pointing at an important fact, about software availability.
I was wondering the kernel wasn't a real problem because of ARM architecture, but I probably forgot Orange Pi is not an open platform.
Raspberry Pi it's open and regular Debian Linux
distribution
is available, also.
Even if it's based on Raspi OS firmware.
You see, I'm a Debian fanboy I can't stay without if.
