Location:Training / Maker Show / Raspberry Pi / [Fruit Battle] Raspberry Pi 2 VS Orange Pie VS Banana Pro / [Fruit Battle] Raspberry Pi 2 VS Orange Pie VS Banana Pro

   The Raspberry Pi 2nd generation Model B uses Broadcom BCM2836 900MHz quad-core SoC and 1GB memory. It is a new generation pioneer and is compatible with the 1st generation B+. But in comparison, the performance of Raspberry Pi 2 is improved by 6 times and the memory is doubled. Raspberry Pi 2 can not only run the full range of ARM GNU/Linux distributions, but also supports Snappy Ubuntu Core and Windows 10.

    Orange Pi is an open source single board computer, a new generation of arm development board. It can run Android 4.4, Ubuntu, Debian and other operating systems, and is compatible with Raspberry Pi. Orange Pi uses Allwinner H3 system-on-chip and has 1GB DDR3 memory.

    Banana Pro is the latest generation of open source tablet computer and an upgraded version of Banana Pi. It uses Quanzhi A20 system-level chip, has 1GB DDR3 memory, supports onboard WIFI function, merges video and audio output lines, saves space, and GPIO The number of interfaces has been increased to 40, making it better compatible with RaspberryPiB+.
    The hardware specifications of Banana Pro are awesome. CPU: ARM's Cortex™-A7 dual-core 1GHz (ARM V7 instruction set); SOC: Allwinner® A20 (sun 7I); GPU: Mali400MP2 compliant OpenGL ES 2.0/1.1 (supports hardware acceleration).