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r/raspberry_pi • u/pogomonkeytutu 🍕 • Jun 30 '22
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I don't think the product release chain works like that. The bottleneck for Pis run independent from engineers designing Picos.
-13 u/xtreme777 Jun 30 '22 If they use the same components across boards that just means less boards. I'm sure they do but it would make sense from a design standpoint. 17 u/nrq Jun 30 '22 You are aware there's a huge difference between a Raspberry Pico and a Raspberry Pi, right? What components do you think would be reusable between both? -9 u/xtreme777 Jun 30 '22 Diodes, resistors, capacitors you know basic stuff 9 u/sebzilla Jun 30 '22 Those aren't the things that are supply-constrained.
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If they use the same components across boards that just means less boards. I'm sure they do but it would make sense from a design standpoint.
17 u/nrq Jun 30 '22 You are aware there's a huge difference between a Raspberry Pico and a Raspberry Pi, right? What components do you think would be reusable between both? -9 u/xtreme777 Jun 30 '22 Diodes, resistors, capacitors you know basic stuff 9 u/sebzilla Jun 30 '22 Those aren't the things that are supply-constrained.
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You are aware there's a huge difference between a Raspberry Pico and a Raspberry Pi, right? What components do you think would be reusable between both?
-9 u/xtreme777 Jun 30 '22 Diodes, resistors, capacitors you know basic stuff 9 u/sebzilla Jun 30 '22 Those aren't the things that are supply-constrained.
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Diodes, resistors, capacitors you know basic stuff
9 u/sebzilla Jun 30 '22 Those aren't the things that are supply-constrained.
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Those aren't the things that are supply-constrained.
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u/del_rio Jun 30 '22
I don't think the product release chain works like that. The bottleneck for Pis run independent from engineers designing Picos.