Comparison of single-board computers

Comparison of single-board computers.

General comparison

^{Key for Price range is below the table.}

Name	Model	Release date	Price range
Arduino	UNO[1]	2010	1
armStone^TM	A5[2]	2013/02	5
armStone^TM	A8[3]	2011/02	?
armStone^TM	A9[4]	2012	5
Arndale Board[5]	5250-AA	2012/10	5
Arndale Octa		2013/10	5
Banana Pi[6]		2014/03	1
Banana Pro		2014/12	2
Banana Pi M2		2015	2
Banana Pi M3		2015	2
BeagleBoard	D	2012/10	4
BeagleBoard-xM	C2	2010/09	4
BeagleBone	A6A	2011/10	2
BeagleBone Black	C	2013/04	2
C.H.I.P.		2015/05	1
Cosmic+ Board[7]		2013/07	2
Cubieboard		2012/09	2
Cubieboard 2		2013/06	2
Cubieboard 3		2013/10	3
Cubieboard 4 / CC-A80	Octo	2014	5
Cubox-i[8][9]	i2, i2eX, i4Pro	2013/11	4
Dragonboard[10]	Snapdragon 410 (APQ8016)	2015/09	3
DreamPlug		2011/02	4
Embest SBC8600B[11]		2013/01	5
Firefly-RK3288[12]	RK3288	2014	4
Firefly-RK3288 Plus	RK3288	?	5
Firefly-RK3288 Reload[12]	RK3288	2016	5/3 (just SOM)
Foxconn AT-5570[13]		2012/11	4
Forlinx OK335xD[14]		2013/03	4
GameStick[15]		2013/11	2
Gizmo Board[16]		2013/02	5
GoWarrior[17]	TIGER Board	2015/09	2
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]		2012/01	4
Hackberry A10[20]		2012/09	2
HiKey[21]	Rev A1	2015/02	4
HummingBoard[22][23]	i1, i2, i2eX	2014/07	3
Inforce 6410[24]	Snapdragon 600 (APQ8064)	2013/04	4
Inforce 6540[25]		2014/10[26]	5
Inforce 6410plus[27]		2015/06	4
Intel Galileo[28]	Gen 2	2013/10	2
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]		2014/04	3
Inventami[30]	Entry	2015/12	5
Inventami[30]	Full	2015/12	5
MarsBoard	A10 New[31]	2013/03	?
MarsBoard	A20 New[32]	2013/04	2
MarsBoard	RK3066[33]	2014/05	4
Micro Bit		2016/03	1
MinnowBoard[34]		2013/04	4
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	?	2014/08	2
MiraBox[36]		2014/06	4
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	1.0	2015/04	1
MK802 II	?	2012/08[38]	2
MK808	?	?	2
MTB025	?	2013/01	1
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]		2013/12	4
MYIR Rico Board[40]		2015/3	3
MYIR Z-turn Board[41]		2015/3	3
MYIR MYC-IMX28X[42]		2014/5	1
NanoPC-T1		2014/01	2
NanoPi 2		2015/11	1
Netduino Plus 2[43]		2012/11	1
Nitrogen6x	Rev 3	2013/06	5
Novena	Just the board, Desktop, Laptop, Heirloom Laptop	2014/05	5
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]		2014/04	5
Orange Pi		2015/01	1
Orange Pi 2		2015/01	1
Orange Pi Plus		2015/02	1
Orange Pi Plus 2		2015/02	1
Orange Pi Mini		2015/02	1
Orange Pi Mini 2		2015/02	1
Orange Pi PC		2015/02	1
Orange Pi One		2016/01	1
Orange Pi Lite		2016/01	1
ODROID-C1		2014/12	1
ODROID-C1+		2015/07	1
ODROID-C2		2016/03	1
ODROID-U3		2014/01	2
ODROID-W[45]		2014/08	1
ODROID-XU[46]		2013	5
ODROID-XU3[47]		2014/08	5
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]		2015/01	3
ODROID-XU4[49]		2015/07	2
OLinuXino A10	LIME	?	1
OLinuXino A13	base, MICRO, WIFI	?	2
OLinuXino A20	LIME, MICRO	2013/06	2
OLinuXino A20	LIME2	2014/09	2
Orion R28	Pro	2014	3
Ouya		2013	3
PandaBoard ES[50]	Rev. 3	2011/12	5
Adapteva Parallella		2013	3
pcDuino Lite[51]		2013/10	1
pcDuino v2[52]		2013/09	2
pcDuino3[53]		2014/02	2
pcDuino3Nano[54]		2014/07	1
PC Engines APU[55]	APU.1C,[56] APU.1D4[57]	2014/04	4
phyBOARD-Wega[58]	5V, 12-24V	2013	2
phyBOARD-Mira[59]	Solo, Quad	2014	2, 4
PINE A64		2015	1
PINE A64+		2015	1
Radxa Rock	base, Lite	2014/01	3
Raspberry Pi	Model A, B, A+, B+	2012/02 (A) 2012/10 (B) 2014/07 (B+) 2014/11 (A+)	1
Raspberry Pi Zero		2015/11	1
Raspberry Pi 2	Generation 2 Model B	2015/02	1
Raspberry Pi 3	Model B	2016/02	1
Rikomagic MK802	base,[60] +[60] / II[61]	?	1
RIoTboard	?	2014/01	2
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]		2012/12	3
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]		2014/06	4
Snowball	SKY-S9500	2011/08	1
Supermicro E100-8Q[64][65]		2014/11	5
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]		2014/01	4
Tronsmart Draco	Octo Meta, Octo Telos	?	5
UDOO	Dual Basic, Dual, Quad	2013/10	4
UP		2016/4	3
Utilite[67]	Value, Standard, Pro	2013/07	5
Utilite2[68]	4GB, SSD	2015/02	5
Ventana GW5510 Femto[69]	Solo, Dual, Quad	2014	5
VIA APC 8750 / Rock		2012/05	2
VIA EPIA P910[70]		2012/12	5
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]		2013/11	3
Wandboard	Solo, Dual, Quad	2013	3,3,4
Name	Model	Release date	Price range^[key]

Notes

^Price range: approximate price as of August 2014, grouped in these intervals:

1. Lowest cost, corresponding to 0-49 USD;
2. Low cost, corresponding to 50-79 USD;
3. Medium cost, corresponding to 80-119 USD;
4. High cost, corresponding to 120-169 USD;
5. Highest cost, corresponding to 170 USD and higher.

CPU, GPU, memory

Name	SoC	CPU			GPU	RAM
		Architecture	Cores	Frequency		Size	Data rate [MT/s]	Data path width [bits]	Type
Arduino Uno	Atmel ATmega328P	AVR	1	16 MHz	N/A	2 KB	16	8	SRAM
armStone^TMA5	Freescale Vybrid VF6xx	ARM Cortex-A5 ARM Cortex-M4	2 (1 + 1)	500 MHz 167 MHz	NEON	512 MB	?	16	DDR3, 4x 12Bit ADC
armStone^TMA8	Samsung S5PV210	ARM Cortex-A8	1	800 MHz	PowerVR SGX540	512 MB	?	?	?
armStone^TMA9	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.2 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	4 GB	?	64	DDR3, 4x 12Bit ADC
Arndale Board[5]	Samsung Exynos 5	ARM Cortex-A15	2	1.7 GHz	Mali-T604MP4	2 GB	?	?	DDR3L
Banana Pi[6]	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Banana Pro	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Banana Pi M2	Allwinner A31s	ARM-Cortex-A7	4	1 GHz	PowerVR SGX544MP	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Banana Pi M3	Allwinner A83T	ARM-Cortex-A7	8	1.8 GHz	PowerVR SGX544MP	2 GB	?	?	LPDDR3
BeagleBoard	TI OMAP3530	ARM Cortex-A8	1	720 MHz	TMS320C64x @430 MHz, DSP	256 MB	?	?	LPDDR
BeagleBoard-xM	TI Sitara AM37x	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	C64x, DSP	512 MB	?	?	LPDDR
BeagleBone	TI Sitara AM335x	ARM Cortex-A8	1	720 MHz	PowerVR SGX530	256 MB	?	16	DDR2
BeagleBone Black	TI Sitara AM335x	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	PowerVR SGX530	512 MB	?	16	DDR3L
C.H.I.P.[72]	Allwinner R8	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali 400	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
Cosmic+ Board[7]	Freescale Vybrid VF6xx	ARM Cortex-A5 ARM Cortex-M4	2 (1 + 1)	500 MHz 167 MHz	?	256 MB	?	?	DDR3
Cubieboard	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	960	?	DDR3
Cubieboard 2	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	960	?	DDR3
Cubieboard 3	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	2 GB	960	?	DDR3
Cubieboard 4 / CC-A80	Allwinner A80	ARM Cortex-A15x4/ARM Cortex-A7x4	8	1.3 GHz	PowerVR 64-core 6230	2 GB	1600	64	DDR3
Cubox-i2[8][9]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual Lite	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	800	32	DDR3
Cubox-i2eX[8][9]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	1 GB	1066	64	DDR3
Cubox-i4Pro[8][9]	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	2 GB	1066	64	DDR3
Dragonboard 410c	Qualcomm Snapdragon 410	ARM Cortex-A53	4	1.2 GHz	Qualcomm Adreno 306	1 GB	1066	?	LPDDR3
DreamPlug	Marvell Kirkwood 88F6281	ARM9E	1	1.2 GHz	N/A	512 MB	?	?	DDR2
Embest SBC8600B[11]	TI Sitara AM3359	ARM Cortex-A8	1	720 MHz	PowerVR SGX530	512 MB	?	16	DDR3
Firefly-RK3288[12]	Rockchip RK3288	ARM Cortex-A12	4	1.8 GHz	ARM Mali-T764	2 GB	?	32	DDR3
Firefly-RK3288 Plus						4 GB
Firefly-RK3288 Reload						2 GB
Foxconn AT-5570[13]	AMD C-70 APU	x86-64 Bobcat	2	1-1.33 GHz	Radeon HD 7290	1 SO-DIMM socket	?	64	DDR3
GameStick[15]	Amlogic 8726-MX	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Gizmo Board[16]	AMD Embedded G-Series T40E APU[73]	x86-64 Bobcat	2	1 GHz	Radeon HD 6250	1 GB	?	64	DDR3
GoWarrior[17]	ALi M3733-AFAAA	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	1600	64	DDR3
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]	TI Sitara AM3703	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	?	512 MB	?	?	LPDDR
Hackberry A10[20]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
HiKey	HiSilicon Kirin 620	ARM Cortex-A53	8	1.2 GHz	Mali-450 MP4	1 GB	1600	64	LPDDR3
HummingBoard i1[22][23]	Freescale i.MX6 Solo	ARM Cortex-A9	1	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	512 MB	800	32	DDR3
HummingBoard i2[22][23]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual Lite	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	800	64	DDR3
HummingBoard i2eX[22][23]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	1 GB	1066	64	DDR3
Inforce 6410[24]	Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 (APQ8064M)	Krait	4	1.7 GHz	Adreno 320 @400 MHz	2 GB	1066	?	DDR3
Inforce 6540[25][74]	Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 (APQ8084)	Krait 450	4	2.5 GHz	Adreno 420 @600 MHz	2 GB	?	?	LP-DDR3
Inforce 6410plus[27]	Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 (APQ8064M)	Krait	4	1.7 GHz	Adreno 320 @400 MHz	2 GB	1066	?	DDR3
Intel Galileo Gen 2[28]	Intel Quark SoC X1000	x86 Quark	1	400 MHz	N/A	256 MB	800	?	DDR3
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]	Intel Atom E3815	x86-64 Bay Trail-I	1	1.46 GHz	Intel HD Graphics	1 SO-DIMM socket	up to 1066	64	DDR3L
Inventami Entry[30]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	1 GB	1066	64	DDR3
Inventami Full[30]	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	1 GB	1066	64	DDR3
MarsBoard A10 New[31]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	?	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	960	?	DDR3
MarsBoard A20 New[32]	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1-2 GB	960	?	DDR3
Micro Bit	Nordic Semiconductor nRF51822	ARM Cortex-M0	1	16 MHz	N/A	16 KB	?	?	?
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	STM32F405RG microcontroller	ARM Cortex M4 CPU	1?	168 MHz	None	192 KiB	?	?	On Chip RAM
MarsBoard RK3066[33]	Rockchip RK3066	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1.6 GHz	Mali-400MP4	1-2 GB	?	?	DDR3
MinnowBoard[34]	Intel Atom E640	x86 Bonnell	1	1 GHz	Intel GMA600	1 GB	?	64	DDR2
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	Ingenic JZ4780	Ingenic XBurst (mips32 rev.2)	2	1.2 GHz	PowerVR SGX540	1 GB	?	32	DDR3
MiraBox[36]	Marvell Armada 370	ARMv7	1	1.2 GHz	N/A	1 GB	1333	16	DDR3L
MK802 II	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	960	?	DDR3
MK808	Rockchip RK3066	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1.6 GHz	Mali-400MP4 @250 MHz	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
MTB025	WonderMedia WM8850	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1.2 GHz	Mali-400	512 MB	?	?	?
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]	TI Sitara AM335x	ARM Cortex-A8	1	800-1000 MHz	PowerVR SGX530 (optional)	512 MB	?	16	DDR3
NanoPC T1	Samsung Exynos 4 (4412)	ARM Cortex-A9	4	?	Mali-400MP4	1 GB	960	?	DDR3
NanoPi 2	Samsung S5P4418	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.4 GHz	?	1 GB	?	32	DDR3
Netduino Plus 2[43]	STMicro STM32 F4	ARM Cortex-M4	1	168 MHz	N/A	100+ KB	?	?	SRAM
Nitrogen6x[75]	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	1 GB (2 GB option)	1066	64	DDR3
Novena	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.2 GHz	Vivante GC2000	4 GB SO-DIMM	1066	64	DDR3
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]	Nvidia Tegra K1	ARM Cortex-A15 “low-power core”	5 (4 + 1)	2.3 GHz ?	Nvidia GK20A (192 CUDA cores) @950 MHz	2 GB	933	64	DDR3L
Orange Pi	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	?	ARM Mali-400 MP2	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Orange Pi Mini				?			?	?
Orange Pi 2	Allwinner H3		4	1.536 GHz[note 1]	ARM Mali-400 MP2 @600 MHz		?	?
Orange Pi Mini 2							?	?
Orange Pi PC							?	?
Orange Pi Plus							?	?
Orange Pi Plus 2						2 GB	?	?
Orange Pi One				[note 2]		512 MB	?	?	?
Orange Pi Lite							?	?	?
ODROID-C1/C1+	Amlogic S805	ARM Cortex-A5	4	1.5 GHz	Mali-450MP @600 MHz	1 GB	?	32	DDR3
ODROID-C2	Amlogic S905	ARM Cortex-A53	4	2 GHz	Mali-450MP3 +2VS @700 MHz	2 GB	?	64	DDR3
ODROID-U3	Samsung Exynos 4 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.7 GHz	Mali-400MP4 @440 MHz	2 GB	880	?	LPDDR2
ODROID-W[45]	Broadcom BCM2835	ARM11	1	700 MHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	512 MB	?	32	LPDDR2
ODROID-XU[46]	Samsung Exynos 5 Octa (5410)	ARM Cortex-A15 ARM Cortex-A7	8 (4 + 4)	1.7 GHz 1.2 GHz	PowerVR SGX544MP3 @600 MHz	2 GB	800	32	LPDDR3
ODROID-XU3[47]	Samsung Exynos 5 Octa (5422)	ARM Cortex-A15 ARM Cortex-A7	8 (4 + 4)	2 GHz 1.4 GHz	ARM Mali-T628 @695 MHz	2 GB	933	32[76]	DDR3L
ODROID-XU4[49]	Samsung Exynos 5 Octa (5422)	ARM Cortex-A15 ARM Cortex-A7	8 (4 + 4)	2 GHz 1.4 GHz	ARM Mali-T628 @695 MHz	2 GB	933	32[76]	DDR3L
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]	Samsung Exynos 5 Octa (5422)	ARM Cortex-A15 ARM Cortex-A7	8 (4 + 4)	1.8 GHz 1.3 GHz	ARM Mali-T628 @695 MHz	2 GB	933	32[76]	DDR3L
OLinuXino A10 LIME	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
OLinuXino A13	Allwinner A13	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	512 MB	?	32	DDR3
OLinuXino A13 MICRO	Allwinner A13	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	256 MB	?	16	DDR3
OLinuXino A13 WIFI	Allwinner A13	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	512 MB	?	16	DDR3
OLinuXino A20 LIME	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
OLinuXino A20 LIME2	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GiB	?	32	DDR3
OLinuXino A20 MICRO	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Ouya	Nvidia Tegra 3 T33-P-A3	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.7 GHz	Nvidia ULP GeForce	1 GB	1600	?	DDR3
PandaBoard ES[50]	TI OMAP4460	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1.2 GHz	PowerVR SGX540	1 GB	?	?	LPDDR2
pcDuino Lite[51]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	512 MB	?	?	?
pcDuino v2[52]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	?	?	?
pcDuino3[53]	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	?	?	?
pcDuino3Nano[54]	Allwinner A20	ARM Cortex-A7	2	1 GHz	Mali-400MP2	1 GB	?	?	?
PC Engines APU.1C	AMD Embedded G-Series T40E APU	x86-64 Bobcat	2	1 GHz	N/A (disabled in BIOS)	2 GB	1066	64	DDR3
PC Engines APU.1D4	AMD Embedded G-Series T40E APU	x86-64 Bobcat	2	1 GHz	N/A (disabled in BIOS)	4 GB	1066	64	DDR3
phyBOARD-Wega	TI Sitara AM335x	ARM Cortex-A8	1	800 MHz	PowerVR SGX530	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
phyBOARD-Mira	Freescale i.MX6	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	N/A	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
PINE A64	Allwinner A64	ARM Cortex-A53	4	1.2 GHz	Mali-400MP2	512MB	?	?	DDR3
PINE A64+						1-2 GB
Radxa Rock	Rockchip RK3188	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.6 GHz	Mali-400MP4	2 GB	?	?	DDR3
Radxa Rock Lite	Rockchip RK3188	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.6 GHz	Mali-400MP4	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Raspberry Pi Model A / B rev 1	Broadcom BCM2835	ARM11	1	700 MHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	256 MB	?	?	?
Raspberry Pi Model B rev 2 / B+	Broadcom BCM2835	ARM11	1	700 MHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	512 MB	?	?	?
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B	Broadcom BCM2836	ARM Cortex-A7	4	900 MHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	1 GB	?	?	LPDDR2
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B	Broadcom BCM2837	ARM Cortex-A53	4	1.2 GHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	1 GB	?	?	LPDDR2
Raspberry Pi Zero	Broadcom BCM2835	ARM11	1	1 GHz	Broadcom VideoCore IV	512 MB	?	?	LPDDR2
Rico Board (MYIR)	TI AM437x	ARM Cortex-A9	1	1 GHz		512MB			DDR3
Rikomagic MK802[60]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	AMD Z430/Z160	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
Rikomagic MK802+[60] / MK802 II[61]	Allwinner A10	ARM Cortex-A8	1	1 GHz	AMD Z430/Z160	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
RIoTboard	Freescale i.MX6 Solo	ARM Cortex-A9	1	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]	Qualcomm Atheros AR7161	MIPS 24K	1	680 MHz	N/A	256 MB	?	?	DDR
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]	Qualcomm Atheros QCA9558	MIPS 74Kc	1	720 MHz	N/A	128 MB	?	?	DDR2
Snowball SKY-S9500	?	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Mali-400	1 GB	?	?	LPDDR2
Supermicro E100-8Q[64]	Intel® Quark™ SoC X1021[77]	x86 Quark	1	400 MHz	N/A	512 MB	800/1600 MHz	?	DDR3 ECC
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC335 + GC320	2 GB	?	?	DDR3
Tronsmart Draco Meta	Allwinner A80	ARM Cortex-A15x4/ARM Cortex-A7x4	8	1.3 GHz	PowerVR 64-core 6230	2 GB	1600	64	DDR3
Tronsmart Draco Telos	Allwinner A80	ARM Cortex-A15x4/ARM Cortex-A7x4	8	1.3 GHz	PowerVR 64-core 6230	4 GB	1600	64	DDR3
UDOO Dual Basic	Freescale i.MX6 Dual Lite Atmel SAM3X8E	ARM Cortex-A9 ARM Cortex-M3	3 (2 + 1)	1 GHz 84 MHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	800	32	DDR3
UDOO Dual	Freescale i.MX6 Dual Lite Atmel SAM3X8E	ARM Cortex-A9 ARM Cortex-M3	3 (2 + 1)	1 GHz 84 MHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	800	32	DDR3
UDOO Quad	Freescale i.MX6 Quad Atmel SAM3X8E	ARM Cortex-A9 ARM Cortex-M3	5 (4 + 1)	1 GHz 84 MHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	1 GB	1066	64	DDR3
UP	Intel x5-Z8350	x86-64	4	1.44 GHz	Intel® HD 400 Graphics, 12 EU GEN 8, up to 500 MHz	1/2/4 GB	1600	64	DDR3L
Utilite Pro[67]	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1.2 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	2 GB	1066	?	DDR3
Utilite Standard[67]	Freescale i.MX6 Dual	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	2 GB	1066	?	DDR3
Utilite Value[67]	Freescale i.MX6 Solo	ARM Cortex-A9	1	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	512 MB	1066	?	DDR3
VIA APC 8750 / Rock	WonderMedia WM8750	ARM1176JZF	1	800 MHz	Mali-200	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
VIA EPIA P910[70]	VIA Nano QuadCore L4650E	x86-64 Nano	4	1 GHz	VIA Chrome 640	1 SO-DIMM socket	up to 1333	64	DDR3
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]	WonderMedia WM8950	ARM Cortex-A9	1	800 MHz	Mali-400	1 GB	1066	32	DDR3
Wandboard Dual	Freescale i.MX6 Dual	ARM Cortex-A9	2	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	1 GB	?	?	DDR3
Wandboard Quad	Freescale i.MX6 Quad	ARM Cortex-A9	4	1 GHz	Vivante GC2000 + GC355 + GC320	2 GB	?	?	DDR3
Wandboard Solo	Freescale i.MX6 Solo	ARM Cortex-A9	1	1 GHz	Vivante GC880 + GC320	512 MB	?	?	DDR3
Z-turn Board (MYIR)	Xilinx XC7Z010-1CLG400C or XC7Z020-1CLG400C	ARM Cortex-A9 + FPGA	2	667 MHz		1GB			DDR3
Name	SoC	Architecture	Cores	Frequency	GPU	Size	Data rate [MT/s]	Data path width [bits]	Type
		CPU				RAM

1. This requires 1.5 V, which is above the recommended maximum and heats up the chip quickly without proper cooling, which in turn lowers the frequency and voltage or even completely turns off processor cores to let the temperature drop.
2. The Orange Pi One and Lite use a different voltage regulator compared to the previous H3-based Orange Pi boards. This regulator will be operating at at most 1.3 V, likely resulting in a maximum frequency of 1.2 GHz.

I/O interfaces and ports

Name	PCIe	USB			Storage			Networking		Communication			Generic I/O		Other interfaces
		2.0	3.0	Device	On-board	Flash slots	SATA	Eth.	Wi-Fi	Bt.	I²C	SPI	GPIO	Analog
Arduino Uno	No	No	No	No	32 KB Flash + 1 KB EEPROM	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	22	10-bit ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
armStone^TMA5	No	2	No	1	1 GB Flash	µSD Slot	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	?	?	CAN, UART, Audio, Digital I/O, Touch Panel
armStone^TMA8	No	1	No	1	1 GB Flash	No	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	?	?	CAN, Audio, Digital I/O, Touch Panel
armStone^TMA9	1 mini	4	No	1	1 GB Flash	SD	Yes	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	?	?	CAN, UART, Audio, Digital I/O, Touch Panel
Arndale Board[78][79]	No	2	1	OTG	4GB eMMC	microSD	SATA 3.0	100	a/b/g/n (AR6003)	4.0 BR/EDR + BLE	?	?	Opt.	?	JTAG, RS232, MIPI DSI, Audio
Banana Pi[6]	No	2	No	OTG	No	SD	SATA 2.0	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	80	12-Bit-ADC (CON1 for Touch)	CSI, UART
Banana Pi M2	No	2	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	GbE	a/b/g/n	No	Yes	Yes	40	12-Bit-ADC (CON1 for Touch)	CSI, UART
Banana Pi M3	No	2	No	OTG	No	microSD	SATA 2.0	GbE	a/b/g/n	4.0	Yes	Yes	40	12-Bit-ADC (CON1 for Touch)	CSI, UART
BeagleBoard	No	1	No	OTG	512 MB Flash	SD	No	No	No	No	?	?	Yes	No
BeagleBoard-xM	No	4	No	Yes	?	SD	No	10/100	No	No	?	?	?	?	?
BeagleBone	No	1	No	Device	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	66	12-bit ADC	CAN, UART
BeagleBone Black	No	1	No	Device	4 GB eMMC	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	66	12-bit ADC	CAN, UART
C.H.I.P.[80][81]	No	2	No	No	4 GB	No	No	No	a/b/g/n	4.0	Yes	?	Yes	?	UART, PWM
Cosmic+ Board[7]	No	1	No	OTG	512 MB Flash	microSD (SDHC)	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	120	12-bit ADC, 12-bit DAC, PWM	CAN, JTAG, OpenSDA, RS-232
Cubieboard, Cubieboard 2	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	SATA 2.0	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	UART, AudioIn, IR
Cubieboard 3	No	3	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	microSD	SATA 2.0	GbE	a/b/g/n (BCM4329)	2.1 + EDR	Yes	Yes	Yes	?	IrDA, UART
CuBox-i2[8][9]	No	2	No	No	No	microSD	No	10/100	n opt.	Opt.	No	No	?	No	S/PDIF, CIR rx
CuBox-i2eX[8][9]	No	2	No	RS-232	No	microSD	eSATA 2.0	GbE	n opt.	Opt.	No	No	?	No	S/PDIF, CIR rx/tx
CuBox-i4Pro[8][9]	No	2	No	RS-232	No	microSD	eSATA 2.0	GbE	b/g/n (BCM4329)	2.1 + EDR	No	No	?	No	S/PDIF, CIR rx/tx
Dragonboard 410c	No	2	No	1	8 GB eMMC	microSD	No	No	a/b/g/n (2.4 GHz)	4.1	Yes	Yes	12	No	UART, I2S, 2-lane + 4-lane CSI, USB (expansion), GPS (onboard antenna)
DreamPlug	No	2	No	No	4 GB microSD	microSD	eSATA 2.0	2x GbE	b/g/n (88W8787)	3.0 + HS	No	No	7	No	JTAG, UART
Embest SBC8600B[11]	No	2	No	OTG	512 MB Flash	microSD	No	2x GbE	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	12-bit ADC	CAN-2, RS-232, RS-485
Foxconn AT-5570[13]	No	4	2	No	?	SD	SATA 2.0	GbE	No	No	No	No	No	No
Firefly-RK3288 (Plus)[12]	No	6	No	OTG	16 eMMC	microSD	No	GbE RTL8211E	a/b/g/n/ac AP6335	4.0 + BLE	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	I2S, IR, UART, MIPI CSI
Firefly-RK3288 Reload[12]	No	3}	No	OTG	16 eMMC	microSD	SATA 2.0	GbE RTL8211E	a/b/g/n/ac AP6335	4.0 + BLE	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	I2S, IR, UART, MIPI CSI, DVP
GameStick[15]	No	1	No	No	8 GB Flash	microSD	No	Dock	b/g/n	4.0 LE	No	No	?	No
Gizmo Board[16]	No	2	No	No	No	No	Yes	GbE	No	No	No	Yes	?	ADC, DAC	JTAG, extra connectors
GoWarrior[17]	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	b/g/n	4.0	Yes	Yes	Yes	PWM	UART, Audio, DIgital I/O, JTAG connector reserved on the board.
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]	No	2	No	OTG	512 MB Flash	microSD	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	ADC, PWM	?
Hackberry A10[20]	No	2	No	No	4 GB Flash	SDHC	No	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	No	No	?	No	RS-232 header
HiKey	No	2	No	1	4 GB eMMC	microSD	No	No	a/b/g/n	4.0	Yes	Yes	12	No	UART, USB (expansion)
HummingBoard-i1/2[22][23]	No	2	No	?	No	microSD (UHS)	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	8	No	CSI-2, FlexCAN, UART
HummingBoard-i2eX[22][23]	1 mini	2	No	?	No	microSD (UHS)	mSATA	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	8	No	CIR rx, CSI-2, FlexCAN, UART
IFC6410[82]	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB eMMC	microSD	Yes	GbE (AR8151)	a/b/g/n (QCA6234)	4.0 (QCA6234)	Yes	Yes	8	No	CSI-2, UART, UIM
IFC6540[74][83]	No	2	2	OTG	4 GB eMMC	microSD	Yes	GbE	a/b/g/n/ac (2.4 GHz/5 GHz)	4.1	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	GPS, 2 x MIPI-DSI and Touch Screen, 3 x MIPI-CSI, RS-232, I2C, SPI, UART, and MPPs
Intel Galileo Gen 2[28]	1 mini	1	No	Client	8 MB Flash + 8 KB EEPROM	SD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	20	12-bit ADC, 6 PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers, JTAG, 6x UART
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]	1 mini	2 + 3 header	1	No	4 GB eMMC	No	SATA 2.0	GbE (RTL8111)	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	PWM	SMBus
Inventami Entry[30]	1 mini	2 + 1 header	No	OTG	4 GB eMMC	microSD	mSATA	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	46	No	FPGA ETH, FPGA GPIO, CAN, UART, RS-232, LVDS+Touch Panel
Inventami Full[30]	1 mini	2 + 1 header	No	OTG	16 GB eMMC	microSD	mSATA	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	50	No	FPGA ETH, FPGA GPIO, FPGA SerDes, CAN, UART, RS-232, LVDS+Touch Panel
MarsBoard A10/A20 New[31][32]	No	4	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	microSD	Yes	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	No	No	?	No	CIF, UART
MarsBoard RK3066[33]	No	4	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	No	No	?	No	CIF, UART
Micro Bit	No	1	No	OTG	256 KB Flash	No	No	No	No	4.0 LE	No	Yes	17	PWM	edge connector
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	No	1	No	1 MB Flash	microSD	No	No	No	No	Opt.	No	No	24	3x12 bit ADC 2x12 bit DAC	3-axis accelerometer (MMA7660), RTC, 4 LEDs, 1 Switch & Headers.
MinnowBoard[34]	No	2	No	Device	No	microSD	Yes	GbE	No	No	No	No	14	No	JTAG
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	No	2	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	SD	No	10/100	b/g/n (BCM4330)	4.0 (BCM4330)	Yes	Yes	25	ADC	UART, JTAG
MiraBox[36]	1 mini	1	3	No	1 GB Flash	microSD	No	2x GbE	b/g/n (88W8787)	3.0	No	No	40	No	JTAG
MK802 II	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	No	b/g/n	No	No	No	No	No	?
MK808	No	2	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	microSD	No	No	b/g/n	No	No	No	No	No	?
MTB025	No	1	No	No	4 GB Flash	?	No	No	b/g/n	No	No	No	No	No	?
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]	No	4	No	OTG	512 MB Flash	SD	No	2x GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	ADC, PWM	CAN, 2x RS-232, RS-485
NanoPC-T1	No	2	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	SD	Yes	10/100	No	No	No	No	?	No	CIF, UART
NanoPi 2	No	1	No	OTG	No	2x microSD	No	No	b/g/n (AP6212)	4.0 + LE (AP6212)	Yes	Yes	Yes	PWM	UART
Netduino Plus 2[43]	No	No	No	No	384 KB Flash	microSD	No	10	No	No	Yes	Yes	22	12-bit ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers, 4x UART
Nitrogen6x	1 mini opt.[84]	2	No	OTG	No	2x microSD	SATA	GbE	b/g/n (WL1271)	Opt.	Yes	No	?	No	CAN-2, JTAG, extra USB header
Novena	1 mini	2	No	OTG	No	SD	SATA 2.0	1 GbE + 1 100Mbit	b/g/n	Opt.	No	No	Header	8x 12-bit ADC, 8x PWM, via FPGA	High-speed I/O expansion header (provides GPIO breakout)
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]	1 mini	1	1	OTG	16 GB eMMC	SD	Yes	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	7	No	CSI-2, HSIC, JTAG, RS-232, UART
ODROID-C1	No	4	No	OTG	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100/1000	No	No	Yes	Yes	32	2x 12-bit ADC, PWM	UART, IR, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-C2	No	4	No	OTG	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100/1000	No	No	Yes	Yes	32	2x 12-bit ADC, PWM	UART, IR, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-C1+	No	4	No	OTG	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100/1000	No	No	Yes	Yes	32	2x 12-bit ADC, PWM	UART, IR, I2S, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-U3	No	3	No	OTG	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	UART, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-W[45]	No	Pads	No	?	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	32	2x 12-bit ADC, PWM	Real-time clock battery connector, LiPo battery connector
ODROID-XU3[47]	No	4	1	OTG 3.0	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100 (LAN9514)	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	ADC	UART, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]	No	4	1	OTG 3.0	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100 (LAN9514)	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	ADC	UART, Real-time clock battery connector
ODROID-XU4[47]	No	1	2	OTG 3.0	eMMC module opt.	microSD	No	10/100/1000 (LAN9514)	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	ADC	UART, Real-time clock battery connector
OLinuXino A10-LIME	No	2	No	OTG	No	microSD	Yes	100	No	No	Yes	Yes	134	PWM	6x UART
OLinuXino A13 base	No	3 + 1 header	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	No	No	No	?	?	142	No	?
OLinuXino A13 MICRO	No	1	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	No	No	No	?	?	142	No	?
OLinuXino A13 WIFI	No	3	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	No	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	?	?	142	No	?
OLinuXino A20 LIME	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash opt.	microSD	Yes	100	No	No	?	?	160	No	UART, UEXT
OLinuXino A20 LIME2	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash opt.	microSD	Yes	1000	No	No	?	?	160	No	UART, UEXT
OLinuXino A20 MICRO	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash opt.	microSD, SD	Yes	100	No	No	?	?	160	No	UART, UEXT
Orange Pi	No	4	No	OTG	No	microSD	SATA 2.0	GbE	b/g/n	?	Yes	Yes	Yes	ADC, PWM	CAN, CSI, IR, UART
Orange Pi Mini		2				2× microSD
Orange Pi 2		4				microSD	No	10/100			Yes	Yes	Yes	?	CSI, UART
Orange Pi Mini 2									No
Orange Pi PC		3
Orange Pi Plus		4			8 GB Flash		SATA 2.0	GbE	b/g/n
Orange Pi Plus 2
Ouya	No	1	No	Yes	8 GB Flash	No	No	10/100	b/g/n	4.0 LE	?	?	?	?	?
PandaBoard ES[50]	No	2	No	OTG	No	SDHC	No	10/100	b/g/n (WL1271)	2.1 + EDR	Yes	No	Yes	No	JTAG, RS-232, UART
pcDuino Lite[51]	No	2	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	22	ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
pcDuino v2[52]	No	1	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	Yes	Yes	22	ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
pcDuino3[53]	No	1	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	Yes	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	Yes	Yes	22	ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
pcDuino3Nano[54]	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	Yes	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	22	ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
PC Engines APU	2 mini	2	No	No	No	SD	SATA, mSATA	3x GbE	Opt.	Opt.	Yes	No	20	No	LPC, extra USB and RS-232 headers
phyBOARD-Wega[58]	No	2	No	OTG	512 MB Flash, 4 kB EEPROM	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	ADC, PWM	CAN, RS232, Audio, UART, JTAG, MMC
phyBOARD-Mira[59]	1 mini	2	No	OTG	1 GB Flash, 4 kB EEPROM	microSD	Yes	GbE	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	PWM	CAN, RS232, Digital I/O, Audio, Camera, UART, JTAG
PINE A64	No	2	No	?	No	microSD	No	10/100	Opt.	Opt.	Yes	Yes	46	No
PINE A64+								10/100/1000							MIPI Video, Camera, Touch Panel Port
Radxa Rock	No	2	No	OTG	8 GB Flash	microSD (SDXC)	No	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8723)	4.0 (Works on android but not on linux)	Yes	Yes	80	ADC, PWM	UART
Radxa Rock Lite	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD (SDXC)	No	10/100	b/g/n (RTL8188)	No	Yes	Yes	80	ADC, PWM	UART
Raspberry Pi Model A	No	1	No	?	No	SD	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	8	No	UART
Raspberry Pi Model B	No	2	No	?	No	SD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	8	No	UART
Raspberry Pi Model B+	No	4	No	?	No	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	17	No	UART
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B	No	4	No	?	No	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	17	No	UART
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B	No	4	No	?	No	microSD	No	10/100	b/g/n	4.1	Yes	Yes	17	No	UART
Raspberry Pi Zero	No	1	No	?	No	microSD	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	17	No	UART
Rikomagic MK802 / MK802+	No	2	No	?	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	No	b/g/n	No	No	No	No	No
Rikomagic MK802 II	No	3	No	?	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	No	b/g/n	No	No	No	No	No
RIoTboard	No	4	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD and SD	No	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	10	PWM	CSI, UART
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]	No	No	No	No	512 MB Flash	microSD	No	5x GbE (AR8316)	No	No	No	No	No	No	JTAG, RS-232
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]	2 mini	1	No	No	128 MB Flash	No	No	3x GbE (AR8327)	a/n (QCA9558)	No	No	No	No	No	RS-232, 2x SFP
Snowball	No	1	No	?	?	microSD	No	100	b/g/n (CW1200)	2.1 + EDR (CG2900) opt.	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	GPS, UART
Supermicro E100-8Q[64]	2 mini	2	No	Device	No	microSDHC	No	2 x 10/100	No	No	No	No	No	No	RS232 (DB9), RS285 (screw terminal), ZigBee module socket
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]	1 mini	3	No	OTG	16 GB eMMC	microSD and SD	SATA 2.0	GbE	b/g/n	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	UART
UDOO Dual Basic	No	2+1	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	76	10-bit ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
UDOO Dual	No	2+1	No	OTG	No	microSD	No	GbE	n (RT5370)	No	Yes	Yes	76	10-bit ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
UDOO Quad	No	2+1	No	OTG	No	microSD	SATA	GbE	n (RT5370)	No	Yes	Yes	76	10-bit ADC, PWM	Arduino 1.0 headers
UP	No	4+2	1	OTG	16/32/64 GB eMMC	No	No	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	N/A	40-pin GP-bus
Utilite Pro[67]	No	4	No	OTG	32 GB mSATA^[locked]	microSD (SDXC)	mSATA[85]^[locked]	2x GbE	b/g/n (88W8787)	3.0	No	No	No	No	2x RS-232
Utilite Standard[67]	No	4	No	OTG	8 GB microSD	microSD (SDXC)	mSATA[85]^[locked]	2x GbE	b/g/n (88W8787)	3.0	No	No	No	No	2x RS-232
Utilite Value[67]	No	4	No	OTG	4 GB microSD	microSD (SDXC)	mSATA[85]^[locked]	GbE	No	No	No	No	No	No	2x RS-232
VIA APC 8750	No	4	No	No	2 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	No	No	No	No
VIA APC Rock	No	2	No	OTG	4 GB Flash	microSD	No	10/100	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	JTAG
VIA EPIA P910[70]	3 mini opt.	3 header + 3 opt.	2	No	No	No	2x SATA	GbE (VT6130)	No	No	No	No	8	No	LPC, SMBus
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]	1 mini	4	No	No	4 GB eMMC	microSD	No	10/100 (VT6113)	b/g/n opt. (AR9271)	No	Yes	Yes	8	No	CIR
Wandboard Dual	No	1	No	OTG	No	2x microSD	No	GbE	n (BCM4329)	Yes	Yes	Yes	10	No	UART
Wandboard Quad	No	1	No	OTG	No	2x microSD	Yes	GbE	n (BCM4329)	Yes	Yes	Yes	10	No	UART
Wandboard Solo	No	1	No	OTG	No	2x microSD	No	GbE	No	No	Yes	Yes	10	No	UART
Name	PCIe	2.0	3.0	Device	On-board	Flash slots	SATA	Eth.	Wi-Fi	Bt	I²C	SPI	GPIO	Analog	Other interfaces
		USB			Storage			Networking		Communication			Generic I/O

Notes

^Utilite mSATA : the mSATA slot in Utilite is considered non-user-serviceable and the procedure to access it causes the warranty to be void.^[86][87]

Audiovisual interfaces

Name	Mic In	Audio Out	HDMI	LVDS	Other Video Out
Arduino Uno	N/A	N/A	No	N/A	N/A
armStone^TMA5	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	?
armStone^TMA8	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	?
armStone^TMA9	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	DVI, RGB
Arndale Board	Yes	Yes	1.4	Yes	No
Banana Pi M3[6]	Pads	Yes	1.4	Yes	Composite
BeagleBoard Black	Yes	Yes	1.x^DVI compatible	No	No
BeagleBoard-xM	Yes	Yes	1.x	No	DVI-D, S-Video
BeagleBone	No	No	No	1.x	No
BeagleBone Black	No	HDMI	1.4a (Micro)	No	No
C.H.I.P.[88]	Yes	Yes	Yes	?	?
Cosmic+ Board[7]	No	No	Micro HDMI	No	No
Cubieboard 2	No	3.5 mm, HDMI	1.x	Headers	Headers
Cubieboard 3	Header	3.5 mm, HDMI, S/PDIF	1.4	No	VGA
CuBox-i[8][9]	No	Optical S/PDIF	1.4	No	No
Dragonboard 410c	No	HDMI	Yes	No	4-lane DSI
DreamPlug	Yes	3.5 mm, Optical S/PDIF	No	N/A	N/A
Embest SBC8600B[11]	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Optional VGA module
Foxconn AT-5570[13]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	Yes	No	DVI-I
Firefly-RK3288 (Plus)[12]	Yes	3.5mm, S/PDIF, HDMI	2.0	eDP, 2xMIPI DSI	VGA
Firefly-RK3288 Reload[12]	Yes	3.5mm, S/PDIF, HDMI, HDMI in	2.0	eDP, 2xMIPI DSI	VGA
GameStick[15]	No	HDMI	Yes	No	No
Gizmo Board[16]	Yes	Yes	No	Part of “High Speed Connector”	VGA
GoWarrior	No	3.5mm jack, HDMI	Yes	No	No
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]	Yes	Yes	Yes^DVI compatible	No	No
Hackberry A10[20]	Yes	?	Partial^DVI incompatible[89]	?	?
HiKey	No	HDMI	Yes	No	4-lane DSI
HummingBoard-i1/2[22][23]	No	3.5mm jack, S/PDIF	1.x	LCD header	No
HummingBoard-i2eX[22][23]	Yes	3.5mm jack, S/PDIF	1.x	LCD header	No
IFC6410[82]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	1.x (Micro)	LCD header	No
IFC6540[74][83]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	1.4a (Micro)	LCD header	No
Intel Galileo Gen 2[28]	No	No	No	N/A	N/A
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	1.4a	LCD header	VGA header
Inventami Entry[30]	3.5 mm Combo, Line In	3.5 mm Combo, Line Out, HDMI	Mini HDMI	Yes	No
Inventami Full[30]	3.5 mm Combo, Line In	3.5 mm Combo, Line Out, HDMI	Mini HDMI	Yes	No
MarsBoard A10/A20 New[31][32]	Yes	Yes	Yes	RGB, LVDS pads	Composite in/out, VGA
MarsBoard RK3066[33]	Yes	Yes	Yes	RGB	No
Micro Bit	No	No	No	No	25 LEDs in a 5×5 array
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	No	No	No	LCD header	No
MinnowBoard[34]	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	No	3.5 mm, HDMI	Yes	No	No
MiraBox[36]	N/A	N/A	No	N/A	N/A
MK802 II	No	No	Yes	No	No
MK808	No	No	Yes	No	No
MTB025	?	?	1.x	?	?
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]	Yes	Yes	Yes	LCD header	No
NanoPC-T1	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	?
NanoPi 2	No	No	Yes	Yes	Parallel RGB, DVP camera input
Netduino Plus 2[43]	No	No	No	N/A	N/A
Nitrogen6x	Header	3.5 mm, HDMI	Yes^DVI compatible[90]	3 screen options	Parallel RGB
Novena	Yes	Yes	Yes	Part of “eDP Adapter Board”	No
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]	Yes	Yes	Yes	LCD header	No
ODROID-C1	No	HDMI	1.x	No	No
ODROID-C1+	No	HDMI, I2S	1.x	No	No
ODROID-C2	No	HDMI	2.0	N/A	No
ODROID-U3	3.5 mm	3.5 mm, HDMI	1.x	No	No
ODROID-W[45]	No	No	1.x	No	Pads: Composite[91]
ODROID-XU3[47]	No	3.5 mm, HDMI	1.x	No	DisplayPort
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]	No	3.5 mm, HDMI	1.x	No	No
ODROID-XU4[49]	No	HDMI	1.4a	No	No
OLinuXino A10 LIME	No	No	Yes	LCD header	No
OLinuXino A13 base / WIFI	Yes	Yes	No	LCD header	VGA
OLinuXino A13 MICRO	Pads	Yes	No	LCD header	VGA
OLinuXino A20 LIME	No	No	Yes	LCD header	No
OLinuXino A20 LIME2	No	No	Yes	LCD header	No
OLinuXino A20 MICRO	Yes	Yes	Yes	LCD header	VGA 6-pin 1.25 mm step connector
Ouya	No	HDMI	1.4	No	No
PandaBoard ES[50]	Yes	3.5 mm, HDMI	Yes	LCD header	DSI, DVI-D (non-standard plug)
pcDuino Lite[51]	No	No	Yes	No	No
pcDuino v2[52]	No	No	Yes	No	No
pcDuino3[53]	No	Yes	Yes	LCD header	No
pcDuino3Nano[54]	No	No	Yes	No	No
PC Engines APU	No	No	No	N/A	N/A
phyBOARD-Wega[58]	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
phyBOARD-Mira[59]	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
PINE A64	Yes	3.5 mm, HDMI, S/PDIF	1.4	Yes	DSI
Radxa Rock	?	3.5 mm, HDMI, S/PDIF	1.4	Yes	AV output
Raspberry Pi 3	No	Yes	1.4^DVI compatible[89]	?	Composite video
Rikomagic MK802 / MK802+ / MK802 II	No	HDMI	Partial^DVI incompatible[89]	No	No
RIoTboard	Yes	3.5 mm, HDMI	Yes	Yes	?
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]	N/A	N/A	No	N/A	N/A
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]	N/A	N/A	No	N/A	N/A
Snowball	?	Yes	Yes	?	?
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]	No	Yes	Yes	No	No
UDOO	Yes	3.5 mm, HDMI, S/PDIF	Yes	LCD header	No
UP	NO	SPI	YES	convert from DSI	DSI/eDP
Utilite[67]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	1.4	?	Optional DVI-D
VIA APC 8750 / Rock	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	VGA
VIA EPIA P910[70]	Yes	Yes	HDMI	LCD header	VGA
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]	3.5 mm	3.5 mm	1.4 (Mini)	DVO connector	No
Wandboard	Yes	3.5 mm, S/PDIF	Yes	expansion board	No
Name	Mic In	Audio Out	HDMI	LVDS	Other Video Out

Notes

^DVI compatible HDMI signal can be converted to DVI by passive adapter.

^DVI incompatible HDMI signal not convertible to DVI by passive adapter. Watch out for HDMI screens that require DVI signalling.

Operating system

Name	Linux	Android	BSD	Windows	Other
Arduino Uno	No	No	No	No
armStone^TMA5	Custom kernel 3.0.15	No	No	Yes;Compact 2013	MQX
armStone^TMA8	Custom kernel 3.3	No	No	Yes;CE 6.0, WEC 7
armStone^TMA9	Custom kernel 3.3	Yes	No	Yes;CE 6.0, WEC 7, WEC 2013
Arndale Board	?	?	?	?	seL4[92]
Banana Pi[6]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
BeagleBoard	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)[93]	?	?	Yes;CE 6, WEC 7[94]	seL4[92]
BeagleBoard-xM	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)[93]	Yes	?	Yes;CE 6, WEC 7[94]
BeagleBone	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)^[Sitara]	?	?	Yes;CE 6, WEC 7[95]
BeagleBone Black	With out-of-tree patches[96] (and BLOBs?)^[Sitara]	Yes[97]	Yes[98]	Yes;CE 6, WEC 7[95]
C.H.I.P.[99]	Linux, Ubuntu 14.04+	No	?	No
Cosmic+ Board[7]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	No	?	No	MQX RTOS
Cubieboard	With out-of-tree patches[100] (and BLOBs?)	Yes[101]	Yes;FreeBSD,[102] OpenBSD[103]	?
Cubieboard 2	With out-of-tree patches[100] (and BLOBs?)	Yes[104]	Yes;FreeBSD,[102] OpenBSD,[103] NetBSD[105]	?	?
Cubieboard 3	?	Yes[106]	?	?
CuBox-i[8][9]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	Yes[107]	Yes	?
Dragonboard 410c	Yes;Mainline	Yes	No	YesWindows 10
DreamPlug	Yes;Mainline	?	Yes[108]	?
Embest SBC8600B[11]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	Yes;WEC 7
Foxconn AT-5570[13]	?	?	?	?
Firefly RK-3288 (Plus/Reload)[12]	Yes	Yes; 5.1	?	?
GameStick[15]	?	Yes	?	?
Gizmo Board[16]	Yes;Mainline	?	?	Yes	RTOS
GoWarrior	?	Yes	?	No
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	Yes;CE 6,WEC 7[109]
Hackberry A10[20]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
HiKey	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	No	No
HummingBoard[22][23]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	Yes	?	?
IFC6410[82]	Yes;Mainline	Yes	?	No	seL4[92]
IFC6540[74][83]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	No
Intel Galileo Gen 2[28]	Yes;Mainline	No	?	Yes
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]	Yes;Mainline	Yes	Yes	Yes
Inventami Entry[30]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	TBA	No	No
Inventami Full[30]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	TBA	No	No
MarsBoard	Picuntu based on Ubuntu 12 and 14, Linaro, openSUSE, Debian Wheezy ports	Yes	?	No
Micro Bit	No	No	No	Microsoft TouchDevelop	MicroPython Python OS
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	No	No	No	No	MicroPython Python OS
MinnowBoard[34]	Yes;Mainline	No	No	No
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	With out-of-tree patches[110]	Yes	No	No
MiraBox[36]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	?
MK802 II	Partial;Ubuntu, custom kernel 3.0.36[111]	Yes	?	?
MK808	Partial;Picuntu, custom kernel 3.0.36[112]	Yes	?	?
MTB025	?	?	?	?
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	Yes;WEC 7	SCIOPTA
NanoPC-T1	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	?
NanoPi 2	Forked kernel 3.4	?	No	?
Netduino Plus 2[43]	No	No	No	No	.NET Micro Framework 4.2/4.3
Nitrogen6x	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6][113]	Yes	?	Yes;CE	QNX
Novena	Mainline (No blobs, but no GPU acceleration either) ^[i.MX6]	?	?	?
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	?
ODROID-C1	Custom kernel 3.10.xx	Yes	NetBSD	No
ODROID-C2	Custom kernel	Yes	No	No
ODROID-C1+	Custom kernel 3.10.xx	Yes	NetBSD	No
ODROID-U3	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	NetBSD	No
ODROID-W[45]	With out-of-tree Broadcom GPU firmware as binary BLOB	No	No	No
ODROID-XU3[47]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	NetBSD	No	seL4[92]
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)[114]	Yes	NetBSD	No
ODROID-XU4	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)[114]	Yes	NetBSD	No
OLinuXino A10	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	?
OLinuXino A13	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
OLinuXino A20	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
Ouya	No	Yes	No	No
PandaBoard ES[50]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	?	?	?	seL4[92]
pcDuino Lite[51]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	No	?	?
pcDuino v2[52]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
pcDuino3[53]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
pcDuino3Nano[54]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
PC Engines APU	Yes;Mainline	Yes	Yes;FreeBSD, OpenBSD, pfSense	?
phyBOARD-Wega[58]	Yes;Mainline, Yocto 1.7 based	No	?	Yes;Compact 2013
phyBOARD-Mira[59]	Yes;Mainline, Yocto 1.7 based	No	?	No
PINE A64+	Yes; Ubuntu Snappy and Lubuntu	Yes	?	Not yet
Radxa Rock	Ubuntu/Linaro 13.09 With out of tree patches. No bluetooth support.[115]	Yes[116]	?	No
Raspberry Pi	With out-of-tree Broadcom GPU firmware as binary BLOB[117] or as source not yet merged upstream due to MPEG licensing[118]	?	Yes;FreeBSD,[119] NetBSD[120]	No	RISC OS,[121] Plan 9[122]
Raspberry Pi Zero	With out-of-tree Broadcom GPU firmware as binary BLOB[117] or as source not yet merged upstream due to MPEG licensing[118]	?	Yes;FreeBSD,[119] NetBSD[120]	No	RISC OS,[121] Plan 9[122]
Raspberry Pi 2	With out-of-tree Broadcom GPU firmware as binary BLOB[117] or as source not yet merged upstream due to MPEG licensing[118] Snappy: Ubuntu Core	?	Yes;FreeBSD,[119] NetBSD[120]	Yes;Windows 10 IoT Core[123]	RISC OS,[121] Plan 9[122]
Rikomagic MK802	?	?	?	?
RIoTboard	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	?	?	?
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]	?	No	?	No	RouterOS 5
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]	?	No	?	No	RouterOS 5
Snowball	?	?	?	?
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	Yes	?	?
UDOO	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	Yes	No	No
UP	ubilinux(Debian), Yocto, ubuntu	Yes	No	Yes, Windows
Utilite[67]	Forked kernel recommended, BLOB required for GPU use^[i.MX6]	Yes	?	?
VIA APC 8750 / Rock	Yes Firefox OS	Yes	?	?
VIA EPIA P910[70]	Yes;Mainline	?	?	Yes;7, 8, Embedded Server 7
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]	With out-of-tree patches (and BLOBs?)	Yes	?	?
Wandboard	With out-of-tree patches[124] (and BLOBs?) ^[i.MX6]	?	Yes;FreeBSD[124]	?
Name	Linux	Android	BSD	Windows	Other

Notes

^i.MX6 : mainline Linux has basic support (device trees) for most i.MX6 boards^[125] (including Nitrogen6x, Wandboard, RIoTboard), but board vendors may still recommend forked kernels for full functionality. Vivante GPU drivers are provided as userspace library BLOBs;^[126] a future open-source alternative might be etnaviv.^[127]

^Sitara : Future SDKs for Sitara AM335x, AM4x, AM5x and Keystone SoCs will be based on a mainline kernel: “The Sitara Linux SDK based on the 2014 LTS kernel is expected to be available from TI during the fourth quarter of 2014.”^[128]

Physical and electrical comparison

Name	Size [mm]	Weight	Input voltage	Idle Power consumption	Max Power consumption	Power source
Arduino Uno	75 × 53	25 g	5 V (USB) or 7–12 V (DC jack)	0.172 W	0.233 W[129]	USB or DC jack or pin header
armStone^TMA5	100x72x15	55 g	5 V	?	3 W	?
armStone^TMA8	100x72x15	40 g	5 V	?	4 W	?
armStone^TMA9	100x72x15	60 g	5 V	?	4 W	?
Arndale Board	195 × 140 × 20	?	5 V	?	11.5 W	?
Banana Pi[6]	92 × 60	48 g	5 V	1.15 W idle in Linux[130]	10 W supply	micro USB
Banana Pi M2	92 × 60	48 g	5 V	?	10 W supply	micro USB
Banana Pi M3	92 × 60	45 g	5 V	?	10 W supply	micro USB
BeagleBoard	78.74 × 76.2	?	2.7–4.5 V	?	?	miniUSB or DC jack
BeagleBoard-xM	82.5 × 82.5	?	5 V	?	?	DC jack
BeagleBone	86 × 53	?	5 V	?	0.85 W	miniUSB or DC jack
BeagleBone Black	86.4 × 53.3	40 g	5 V	1.05 W	2.3 W	miniUSB or DC jack or via expansion header
C.H.I.P.[131]	?	?	3V, 5V	?	?	USB, microUSB, LiPo battery
Cosmic+ Board[7]	100 × 72	64.2 g	5 V	1.83 W	5 W supply	Mini USB or DC jack
Cubieboard[132]	100 × 60	45 g	5 V	?	?	DC jack or USB OTG input
Cubieboard 2[132]	100 x 60	?	5 V	?	?	DC jack or USB OTG input
Cubieboard 3[132]	110 × 80	220 g (kit)	5 V	?	?	miniUSB or DC jack or LiPo batteries
CuBox-i2, i2eX[8][9]	55 × 55 × 42	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	DC jack
CuBox-i4Pro[8][9]	55 × 55 × 42	?	5 V	?	15 W supply	DC jack
Dragonboard 410c	85 × 54 × 12	?	6.5-18 V	?	24 W supply recommended	DC jack
DreamPlug	170 × 82 × 33	310 g	5 V	0.5W	1.5 W	PSU included
Embest SBC8600B[11]	95 × 95	?	12 V	?	?	DC jack
Foxconn AT-5570[13]	190 × 135 × 38	?	?	?	?	?
Firefly-RK3288 (Plus)[12]	118 x 85	77g	5 V	?	?	DC jack
Firefly-RK3288 Reload[12]	178 x 117 / 82 x 60	176g	5V	?	?	DC jack
GameStick[15]	?	?	5 V	?	?	Micro USB
Gizmo Board[16]	102 × 102	?	12 V	?	?	DC jack
GoWarrior	93 × 60	42 g	5 V	?	?	Micro USB or DC jack
Gumstix Overo EarthSTORM[18] + Summit[19]	80 × 39	20.8 g	3.5-5 V	?	?	DC jack
Hackberry A10[20]	110 × 76 × 20	?	5 V	?	6 W supply	DC jack
HiKey	85 × 54 × 12	?	8-18 V	?	16 W (2 A @ 8 V)	DC jack
HummingBoard[22][23]	85.6 × 54 x 19.5	48 g	5 V	?	10 W supply	Micro USB
IFC6410[82]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	?	5 V	?	15 W supply	DC jack
IFC6540[74][83]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	?	12 V	?	36 W supply	DC jack
Intel Galileo Gen 2[28]	123.8 × 72	?	7-15 V	?	?	DC jack or PoE
Intel NUC Board DE3815TYBE[29]	101.6 × 101.6	?	12 V	?	36 W supply	DC jack
Inventami Entry[30]	116 x 92 x 31	?	7-24V	?	?	?
Inventami Full[30]	116 x 92 x 31	?	7-24V	?	?	?
MarsBoard[31][32][33]	105x78	90 g	5 V	?	10 W supply	DC jack
Micro Bit	40 x 50 x ?	?	3 V	?	?	Micro USB or Header Pins
MicroPython PyBoard [37]	33 x 43 x 4	6 g	5 V	?	?	Micro USB or Header Pins
MinnowBoard[34]	106.68 x 106.68	?	3.6-10 V	?	?	DC jack
MIPS Creator CI20[35]	90 x 95	?	5 V	?	?	DC jack
MiraBox[36]	133 × 93 × 20	?	5 V	?	15 W	DC jack
MK808	?	?	?	?	?	?
MTB025	?	?	?	?	?	?
MYIR MYD-AM335X[39]	130 × 100	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	DC jack
NanoPC-T1	100 x 60	?	5 V (USB) or 7.5–9.0 V (DC jack)	?	?	DC jack or micro USB
NanoPi 2	75 x 40	22 g	5 V	?	?	micro USB or GPIO pin header
Netduino Plus 2[43]	71.1 × 53.3	?	5 V (USB) or 7.5–9.0 V (DC jack)	?	?	DC jack or micro USB
Nitrogen6x	116 × 75	?	5 V DC	?	1.5 W	Separate plug or PoE
Novena	?	?	16 V DC	?	1.6 W	DC jack, or any 3 cell RC LiPo battery via optional charger module
Nvidia Jetson TK1[44]	127 × 127	120 g[133]	12 V	?	60 W supply, <30 W typ. stress	DC jack
ODROID-C1	85.6 × 54 x 19.5	45 g	5 V	?	?	Micro USB (with user modification), 2.5mm DC jack or GPIO header
ODROID-C1+	85.6 × 54 x 19.5	45 g (not including bundled heatsink)	5 V	?	?	Micro USB, 2.5mm DC jack or GPIO header
ODROID-U3	83 × 48	48 g	5 V	?	?	2.5mm DC jack or GPIO header
ODROID-W[45]	60 × 36 × 7	8 g	5 V	?	?	Micro USB, GPIO header or LiPo batteries
ODROID-XU3[47]	94 × 70 × 18	78 g	5 V	1.8 W?	20 W supply	5.5mm DC jack
ODROID-XU3 Lite[48]	94 × 70 × 18	78 g	5 V	1.8 W?	20 W supply	5.5mm DC jack
ODROID-XU4	82 × 58 × 22 (including active cooler)	60 g (including active cooler)	5 V	1.8 W?	20 W supply	5.5mm DC jack
OLinuXino A10 LIME	84 × 60	?	5 V	?	1.3 W	DC jack or USB OTG input or LiPo batteries
OLinuXino A13 base / WIFI	120 × 120	?	6–16 V	?	?	DC jack or USB OTG input or LiPo batteries
OLinuXino A13 MICRO	100 × 85	?	6–16 V	?	?	DC jack or USB OTG input
OLinuXino A20 LIME	84 × 60	?	5 V	?	?[134]	DC jack or LiPo batteries
OLinuXino A20 LIME2	84 × 60	?	5 V	?	?[134]	DC jack or LiPo batteries
OLinuXino A20 MICRO	142.24 × 82.55	?	6–16 V	?	?	DC jack or LiPo batteries
Ouya	75 × 75 × 82	300 g (w/ case)	12 V	1 W	4.5 W	DC jack
PandaBoard ES[50]	114.3 × 101.6	81.5 g	5 V	?	3.5 W	Micro USB or DC jack
pcDuino Lite[51]	125 × 52	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	Micro USB
pcDuino v2[52]	125 × 52	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	Micro USB
pcDuino3[53]	121 × 65	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	Micro USB
pcDuino3Nano[54]	92 × 54	?	5 V	?	10 W supply	Micro USB
PC Engines APU	152.4 × 152.4	250 g	12 V	6 W	12 W	DC jack
phyBOARD-Wega[58]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	57g	5V, 12-24V	?	?	DC jack, Micro USB
phyBOARD-Mira[59]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	67g	5V, 12-24V	?	?	DC jack
PINE A64	127 x 79 x 21	46 g	5 V	?	?	Micro USB or GPIO header
Radxa Rock	100 x 80 x 30	?	5 V	?	?	DC jack or USB OTG input
Raspberry Pi Model A+	85.6 × 54.0 × 19.5	45 g	5 V	0.5 W[135]	1.15 W (5 W supply)	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi Model A	85.6 × 54.0 × 19.5	45 g	5 V	0.7 W	5 W supply	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi Model B	85.6 × 54.0 × 19.5	45 g	5 V	1.8 W	2.4 W (5 W supply)	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi Model B+	85.6 × 54.0 × 19.5	45 g	5 V	1.25 W[136]	5 W supply	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B+	85.6 × 56.5 × 17.0	45 g	5 V	1.3 W[136]	2.1 W (10 W supply)	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B	85.6 × 56.5 × 17.0	45 g	5 V	1.6 W[136]	3 W (12 W supply)	Micro USB or GPIO header
Raspberry Pi Zero	65.0 × 30.0 × 5.0	23 g	5 V	0.45 W[137]	5 W supply	Micro USB or GPIO header
Rikomagic MK802 / MK802+	87 x 35 x 12 mm	?	?	?	?	?
Rikomagic MK802 II	90 x 30 x 12 mm	?	?	?	?	?
RIoTboard	120 x 75	?	5 V	?	5 W supply	DC jack
RouterBOARD RB450G[62]	115 × 90	105 g	8-30 V	?	?	DC jack or PoE
RouterBOARD RB953GS-5HnT[63]	183 × 105 × 24	?	8-30 V	?	25 W max	DC jack
Snowball	?	?	5 V	?	?	?
TBS 2910 Matrix[66]	135 x 90 x 45	?	5 V	?	15 W supply	DC jack
UDOO	110 x 85	?	6-18 V	?	?	DC jack, or GPIO header or pin header
Utilite[67][138][139]	135 x 100 x 21	?	10-16 V	3.6 W	8.4 W	DC Jack
VIA APC 8750 / Rock	170 × 85 (Neo-ITX)	?	12 V	3 W	13.5 W	DC jack or internal 4-pin power connector
VIA EPIA P910[70]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	?	12 V	?	?	DC jack
VIA Springboard VAB-600[71]	100 × 72 (Pico-ITX)	?	12-24 V	?	?	DC jack
Wandboard	95 × 95	?	5 V	1.15 W typ.[140]	10 W supply	DC jack
Name	Size [mm]	Weight	Input voltage	Idle Power consumption	Max Power consumption	Power source

See also

• Nettop
• PC-on-a-stick
• Single-board microcontroller
  • List of Arduino compatibles
• Small form factor

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External links

• iqjar.com: An overview and comparison of single board micro computers
• Board-DB.org - The Single Board Computer Database
• Six clicks: Single board computers: Banana Pi, Raspberry Pi, and more
• The Biggest-Little Revolution: 10 Single-Board Computers for Under $100