I just saw this article and thought some of you might find this interesting. The footprint looks really small too!
Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless
http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/raspberry- ... 0-05-2016/
New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
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Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
This definitely looks interesting, hopefully the Kickstarter succeeds unlike an unnamed $100 3D printer...
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Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
This really could save some space. If you could wire it onto the RPi0, too, you would have great flexibility.
Nice find!
Nice find!
Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
It's possible, just solder wires instead of mounting it with the spring connectors.Fleder wrote:This really could save some space. If you could wire it onto the RPi0, too, you would have great flexibility.
Nice find!
Thinking of backing this but not sure
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My only beef with this is that the rpi0 is now forced to go somewhere where you can access the usb hub. What good is a hub if it isn't convenient?Robvp wrote:Fleder wrote:This really could save some space. If you could wire it onto the RPi0, too, you would have great flexibility.
Nice find!
Super cool concept though. If you went ahead and wired this, you could put it wherever you wanted too.
Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
You could solder some wires in the leads instead of using the spring contacts that require the mounting, that way you can place it wherever you wantKilren wrote:My only beef with this is that the rpi0 is now forced to go somewhere where you can access the usb hub. What good is a hub if it isn't convenient?Robvp wrote:Fleder wrote:This really could save some space. If you could wire it onto the RPi0, too, you would have great flexibility.
Nice find!
Super cool concept though. If you went ahead and wired this, you could put it wherever you wanted too.
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Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
When he talks about a bluetooth connectivity with third usb port. When I add bluetooth to it how would I connect lets say wireless headphones to it because in emulation station I wouldnt have an area to sync? I wouldnt do it as the headphone jack would suffice and use a lot less juice but just wondering.
Re: New Mini USB hub for the RPI0 also provides Wifi
There is an area in Emulation Station to connect to bluetooth devices. When scrolling through the Emulators there is one called RetroPie. It has all the setting in there, the second option down is for Bluetooth so you can register/pair connections. Also, the RetroPie SD card image is still a lite version of jessie. This means you can just plug a keyboard into your pi0, and hit Alt-F4 to close emulation station and use the CLI to setup any config files for wifi or bluetooth or even retropie controllers configs.Thatbraziliann wrote:When he talks about a bluetooth connectivity with third usb port. When I add bluetooth to it how would I connect lets say wireless headphones to it because in emulation station I wouldnt have an area to sync? I wouldnt do it as the headphone jack would suffice and use a lot less juice but just wondering.
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