On the Neo Core2 there is an option to get the Neo Core2 with soldered headers.
This isnt available (at this time) NOT for the Neo Core.
Doesnt seems to be a option for soldered Headers - only the standard-configuration is unsoldered but headers are included.
Also at this time not available is the pictured heat sink and the Base/Docking PCB and Case
The Base-Board - when developed (and why they got pictures?) - will be in the size of a Raspberry Pi3
and will fit in Raspberry Pi3 cases. No - the USB-Ports and the Audio-port is on another place
[EDIT] Shield is also at this time available the same for booth Core models at the price of $9,98
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The NanoPi Neo Core and Core2 are the Core-PCB without Connectors.
Only Pin-holes in 2.54mm Pitch.
But as the Pictures did show - there will be a Docking-Board like on the NanoPi Duo
The price for the normal NanoPi Neo jumps from $7,99 to $9,99 and the new Neo Core now costs $7,99 (256MB and no eMMC)
BUT has optional - also like the Neo Core2 (here 8GB default) - 8GB eMMC (512MB and 8GB eMMC = +$10 on the $7,99 Neo Core)
The Neo Core2 does cost $24,99 but do have 1GB of Ram and (default) 8GB of eMMC (more options later).
(long description show also - a obsolete? - option for only 512MB. But the board feature-icons are for 1GB)
They do wrote that the new Core NanoPis do run much cooler (Core around 30 Degree and Core2 "much less overheat")
Neo Core: http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=212
http://wiki.friendlyarm.com/wiki/index.php/NanoPi_NEO_Core
Neo Core2: http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=211
http://wiki.friendlyarm.com/wiki/index.php/NanoPi_NEO_Core2
On the Neo Core2 there is an option to get the Neo Core2 with soldered headers.This isnt available (at this time) NOT for the Neo Core.
Doesnt seems to be a option for soldered Headers - only the standard-configuration is unsoldered but headers are included.
Also at this time not available is the pictured heat sink and the Base/Docking PCB and Case
The Base-Board - when developed (and why they got pictures?) - will be in the size of a Raspberry Pi3
and
will fit in Raspberry Pi3 cases.No - the USB-Ports and the Audio-port is on another place[EDIT] Shield is also at this time available
the same for booth Core models at the price of $9,98
http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=213
- case (formfactor NanoPi K2) is included
- screw for the M2-SSD is included
- the serial debug-port is at the place of the HDMI-Port.
- the M2-SSD Port now seems to have full lenght - no more need for a half-size board
Old HATs for the "normal" NanoPi Neo & Neo2 will fit to the Core models (OLED, Arduino and PCM5102A-Audio-Hat)
but I think then you could close the case
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