Looks like NanoPi NEO but is larger (most probably 48x48mm) and connectors have 13/26 pins instead of 12/24. Seems also powering through Micro USB (or GPIO pins / 4 pin header) is necessary...
H2 is obviously a H3 cost down variant (missing the GbE MAC according to product brief). Do you know whether there's another DRAM module on the lower PCB side and which WiFi chip is used? Like Nano Pi NEO a single bank DRAM configuration is used but it remains unclear what the 40 pin chip between Pulse Ethernet magnetics and ANT1 connector is responsible for (WiFi? ZigBee? Something else?)
Just joined to say thanks to all to those that are involved in the development of Armbian. I recently bought an Orange Pi PC after reading the internet full of people bitching about non-booting devices, HDMI issues, overheating and general crapness.
Decided to buy a Orange Pi PC nonetheless, found an old crap micro SD card, burnt Armbian (the internet has made it clear to not bother with the crap on the official Orange Pi website!) onto it and the thing booted without any issues! Typing this message from it as we speak in Iceweasel!
The thing only cost me 9 quid, so decided to donate what I would have wasted in cash on a Raspberry Pi 3 (which is anything but the 25 dollar SBC it seems to be advertised) as a donation to Igor and co.
I just run the Orange Pi PC out of the plastic static bag it came in LOL!
