Considering that this is supposed to be a thread created for general discussion about a specific device, there is currently way too much discussion about wholly irrelevant things.
Now that the board is in the hands of some, I would have thought that more focussed discussion would be of far greater use to those who have been waiting for this to come along.
There is even a dedicated thread for those invited to the debug party to discuss the more technical areas that may perhaps be of less use to end users and more for the Radxa devs.
As part of the general use that these boards will get, I am surprised that we have not seen them sent out to the usual YT reviewers that will cover video, gaming and things that are likely to be of greater interest to the masses.
In addition, as well as debug testing and the like, Radxa should consider sending some out to average users to put through it’s paces and receive more basic and generic feedback from those that are likely to be the key consumer purchasers (those who have likely bought the P4 and are looking for the next thing to upgrade to).
Key prospective marketing opportunities are being missed by Radxa.
We already have some idea of what the RK3588 boards can potentially achieve from video posts from users of competing products and although the Rock 5 is behind the curve, its prospective price could be compelling enough for people to hold on to their cash for a while longer.
But the longer the wait, without some real world, more mass use demonstration can lead to money being spent elsewhere.
Have a dual party invite. One for the high level techies and one for the average users who are going to be the ones to gush over the product and more likely promote its potential purchase.
