ObmarWood Posted February 12 Report Share Posted February 12 I recently came across the Geniatech XPI-7110, and it looks like an interesting alternative to the Raspberry Pi. It features an NXP i.MX 8M Plus processor, which should be a step up in performance compared to many entry-level SBCs. With LPDDR4 RAM, multiple I/O options, and onboard AI acceleration, it seems like it could be a solid choice for industrial applications or even some hobbyist projects. However, I haven't seen many real-world benchmarks or user experiences, so I'm curious about how it stacks up in terms of efficiency and reliability. One of the things in Geniatech XPI-7110 that interest me most is the ePaper display support, as I’m considering using this board for a low-power project involving e-ink screens. Has anyone tested how well the MIPI DSI or other display interfaces work with common ePaper modules? Also, how’s the Linux support, is it easy to set up, or does it require a lot of tweaking to get drivers running properly? For those who have used the XPI-7110, how does it compare with Raspberry Pi alternatives like the Rock Pi or ODROID? Are there any notable heat dissipation or power consumption issues? Would you recommend it for someone experimenting with AI or automation projects? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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