Discover the MangoPi: A New Development Board

MangoPi – Nezha MQ (MangoPi-Nezha MQ) is a compact RISC-V Linux prototype board designed for the Allwinner D1s, featuring an integrated minimalist design suitable for AIoT products. The powerful DSI interface of the D1s chip gives Nezha MQ the title of touch screen artifact, and the onboard WiFi and dual Type-C ports show that Nezha MQ follows the trend in design philosophy, with an independent BOOT button and ultra-high integration… all of which are the best proof that Nezha MQ, though small, is fully equipped.

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MQ-R is a product that combines MQ/MQ-Dual with the earlier Mango Pi R3, ensuring a minimalist design while making the development board more suitable for mass production. This development board offers two versions: the Arm-based T113 and the RISC-V-based D1s, with 128MB DDR in the T113 version and 64MB DDR in the D1s version, allowing developers to choose different versions based on their development needs.

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MangoPi MQ Pro continues the tradition of MangoPi development boards being small yet beautiful. Although the board is small, it has all the important functions, with the Allwinner D1-H as the main controller, up to 1GB DDR onboard, and provides various commonly used peripheral interfaces, enabling the board to run embedded software systems like Tina/Debian effectively.

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MQ-Quad has a design very similar to MQ-Pro, both having the same form factor as the Raspberry Pi Zero W. The difference is that MQ-Pro is controlled by the Allwinner D1-H, while MQ-Quad uses the Allwinner H616 as its main controller. The MangoPi MQ-Quad is equipped with 1GB RAM, a mini HDMI output, two USB Type-C ports, WiFi and Bluetooth connections, a TF card slot, and common peripheral interfaces, supporting systems like Tina Linux (OpenWrt), Ubuntu, and Android.

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After the MCore-H616 core board, MangoPi will launch a new R818 core board. The R818 focuses more on local display and CSI, capable of directly driving screens with DSI/LVDS/RGB interfaces, with other resources comparable to H616, but the R818 is a chip that meets industrial standards. Additionally, the chip is smaller, so the R818+EMMC+LPDDR4+PMU (with lithium battery management) is integrated into a size of 3x3cm, and a shielding cover installation interface is reserved. Besides the provided Android 10, Tina-Linux will also be included, with MangoPi pairing the board with Tina, ArmBian, and Android systems upon release.

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To thank developers for their long-term love and support for MangoPi, MangoPi has prepared a full series of development boards as gifts for everyone.

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Second Prize:

MangoPi MQ-Quad * 2

Third Prize:

MangoPi MQ-R * 1

Fourth Prize:

MangoPi MQ series development board set * 1

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