Top 5 New SBCs 2020

Top new single board computer countdown. Can you predict which SBCs are on the ExplainingComputers list of the best launches of the past 12 months?

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:03 5th
04:13 4th
06:35 3rd
08:45 2nd
10:28 Winner!
13:05 New SBCs Coming Soon
14:58 Best entry-level SBC

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[auser]

How on earth does this man not have 1million subs yet....

[Brainstorm]

Chris, how about making a video on security on these SBCs? I think it'll be an interesting video since we are seeing more and more SBCs in commercial products.

[resrussia]

Excellent roundup of SBCs. Your videos do excellent job of presenting the facts with without any hype. I would recommend this video to anyone interested in getting a good quick summary of best SBCs available. Keep up the excellent work you do for the community!

[rootpotato]

You are without contention, the Grand Overlord of the SBC... Thanks for another great installment. 🤓

[DallasMike]

Very nice. You've encouraged many of us to use SCBs for those little tasks that don't warrant a full-blown computer.

[antoespiga]

The odyssey is awesome for a pfsense box. Got it running for six months now, and works like a charm.
It made for an excellent "lab" computer too, with the integrated arduino and paired with an analog discovery for electronics.
There are, indeed, cheaper boards for any of those tasks, but not many that can do all of them. Lovely little PC.
The only downside, apart from the price, is power: mine could not run on a full size HD. As long as you are powering it externally, or just using 2.5" HDs or SSDs it'll be fine.

[MGSBESTProductions]

I might as well just turn on the notification bell. I'm addicted to your channel.

[deechvogt]

Thanks for another informative video Chris. I was surprised that that the Odyssey beat the RPi 4 in your 2020 list, but I can see how useful that board truly is, despite its price.

[Colin_Ames]

Thanks for another interesting and informative video. Watching it while having breakfast here in Nevada. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

[tinkmarshino]

Chris.. your videos are always informative and have such great content.. I appreciate your knowledge and the fact that you are willing to share it with us.. May this next year prove to be the most fun you have ever had.. Thanks again for all you do.. carry on!

[chriholt]

Thanks for the recap Chris - you are, without a doubt, the SBC king!

[PlonsNard]

15:38 The Rpi4 / 2Gb is the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy: slighty cheaper than the Maxi Megalon Omnibus, and there is no need to panic, given the great software support. 🤝🇳🇱

[rajdeepbhattacharrya]

You know you're good when you win Chris' SBC roundup. Congrats to Odyssey x86 :D

[gavinpalmer]

I was worried the Pi 8GB wouldn’t make it on the list... but I’m glad to see it did!

[cossakrose]

*Raspberry Pi 4 appears after #1 transition.*

*Slides out of the way to show the Odyssey*

@.@
THAT'S A BIG BOY!

[MarcusPHagen]

Chris, I hope you will review the Raspberry Pi Compute module 4 & its companion development board. The PCIe & other expanded connectivity makes it easier to use for a variety of applications.

[George_K]

The best lean videos on computers on this channel... Another outstanding video... Thank you.

[JimCKD]

Regards from Greece!
We love ExplainingComputers!
We have only raspberry pi in greek stores, so I hope in future we have more SBC choices, cause what u are showing are interesting..

[adityapandey]

I really like the latte panda design. With the case and the fan, I think it is a very well thought out design.

[MarcusPHagen]

Glad to see this. When it didn't show up an hour ago, I was wondering if Chris was ill. I've gotten so accustomed to the Sunday episodes showing up with atomic-clock regularity!