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Posted by ProDigit

- June 18, 2020, 20:46:57

They're back!
I just bought 25 units of them!

Posted by David Barden

- May 30, 2019, 21:00:24

For those who ask, "Why didn't they design this or that so it could be like the other Pi s?" It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that this "Kickstarter Project" was nothing more than a company who bought a couple pallets of leftover robot boards from Mayfield Robotics when they went under. The "makers" simply kickstarted "funding" to make a simplistic 'breakout board' (you can easily see that IT is a totally different color PCB with silkscreening from them as opposed to labels on the "Atomic Pi" that give clues to the genesis of the board.

Posted by Ahsan

- May 11, 2019, 09:00:21

I ordered this board and here are my thoughts about it.
It boots up but if you power it down it looses your bios settings.
Installed windows on it. After installation it refuses to boot up.
The power interface is very clunky. They could have made it such that you could use a standard USB cable like Raspberry PI.
It takes a long time to boot up as compared to Raspberry PI.
Based on these observations I will not recommend it.

Posted by JoeA

- May 03, 2019, 22:12:44

I just had a chat with them and they said they would ship to in my case Germany, too, for about $38. For this I will need to call them. The online shop only works for US.

Posted by Phlyers_Fan

- April 30, 2019, 19:34:54

As soon as I saw the article I ordered this on Amazon (I'm in Philadelphia, PA USA) on Friday 4/26/2019 and got it Monday 4/29/2019. I also ordered a power supply with 5V 3Amps.

Posted by Damian

- April 29, 2019, 16:37:20

This looks good, but keep in mind that you will have to solder some power source to the board. This is not a plug and play solution

Posted by ZA

- April 29, 2019, 01:21:08

It's not available on Amazon. How do you contact seller listed?

Posted by Stephen brightwood

- April 28, 2019, 21:17:02

Just to say I ordered this from Amazon us and I live in Ireland. It has shipped. So yes the article is accurate.

Posted by David Parnell

- April 28, 2019, 20:14:22

Would it have been too much just to click the link to verify the Amazon sales channel ?? There is an Amazon page setup for the item with a photo and associated narrative. Are we changing our mind on the price mid-stream? There is a suggestion that this was actually excess inventory from a previous product venture which failed. No price was included in the Amazon narrative as if the ad was only entered as an "advertising" opportunity with no intent to supply inventory to actually sell on Amazon?? What kind of article was this: accidental or intentional misinformation?

Posted by Brad

- April 28, 2019, 12:47:43

"Atomic Pi is available on Amazon US".... um no, it's not. At the time this article was published it's NOT available. NotebookCheck should CHECK the links they publish!

Posted by Tjl

- April 28, 2019, 06:57:36

Intel isn't open source friendly? They were involve with Moblin OS and they created Clear OS. Both open source

Posted by Pctechnocrat

- April 28, 2019, 04:04:45

Regarding the heatsink, this board runs fanless in environments up to 40C ambient temperature.

Regarding windows 10, I can confirm it does run this, not you need to configure the emmc controller in the bios for ata mode.

Fyi, I'm from the inside on this board. It's history is it was built for a consumer product that didn't make it to market.

Posted by pmshah1946

- April 28, 2019, 03:13:55

I see a massive heatsink. Why? Does it run SO hot ???? How does it compare with desktop version of Atom?

Posted by Jerry

- April 28, 2019, 01:55:41

How can this SBC run Windows with only 16 GB of storage?

Posted by Tyson Merten

- April 27, 2019, 23:31:09

Change your advertisement/article.

This CANNOT be shipped worldwide. Their world only, USA.

So completely ignorant. Just lost a customer for life.