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I bought on to do exactly that, but never got around to doing it

The pyboard can be extremely flexible when you have a couple of microsd cards flying around - use them like Gameboy cartridges

@pythoncoder This board isn't for you. It's not meant to be used in advanced hobby projects or even pro projects, it's a learning device. It's also meant to stray outside the typical techie circles and enable i.e. designers, fashion people etc. to play with electronics. The pinout is meant for croco...

I bought one. Not that I need a calculator. But it's a really nice piece of Open Hardware. And I think it's pretty remarkable that there is new calculator on the market, other than the models that are around since 1347.

Poster from EuroPyCon mentioning some plans for 2018:

https://ep2017.europython.eu/media/conf ... ollers.pdf

Woah, if they do a Feather M4 Datalogger with this chip running MicroPython I finally have my perfect board. Would even push me over going through the MicroPython/CircuitPython inconvenience.

And the price is half/third of the comparable STM32F4!

From Adafruit, shipping them from New York to Munich

Great option to add to my next Adafruit order.

I just ordered one. And I feel a bit dirty.

Can we have a way to throw money at the project other than buying Pyboards? A donate-button would be cool, but also something that can be billed - companies need billing.

Let me know if anyone finds a real tiny board using STM32F4 in QFN48 package. I can't seem to find one (an the one I designed myself went up in smoke ).

Cut the videos, your time is better spent elsewhere.