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Upcoming Raspberry Pi Alternative Stands Out With 2 Ethernet Ports


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Those looking for a single-board computer (SBC) will soon have a new option. While the Raspberry Pi is very likely the name that comes to mind when you hear SBC, FriendlyElec is coming out with the NanoPi R2S, a SBC detailed this month that features more Ethernet ports than the Raspberry Pi 4.

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The NanoPi R2S is notably distinct from the Raspberry Pi. Among the biggest difference is the upcoming SBC's additional Ethernet port, making it ideal for network-based projects.

 

The unit measures just 2.2 x 2 inches, which is a low-profile size that's comparable to the Raspberry Pi A+ boards.

 

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I find the concept fascinating that you can fit so much on such a small footprint, having the dual Ethernet ports is good, at least you can now do some form of Link Aggregation for performance improvements over your LAN.

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This is mega neat, actually something I think a lot of IT Networking guys might be interested in.

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It has been a long while since I played with Raspberry anything. I may have to look into getting one and one of those neat small acrylic cases, the nerd within is calling !

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