ratshack

Secondhand but essentially new, still has plastic on it. I have plenty of batteries. How high would you go?

If I can’t power wash the cat than what is the point, really.

Has anyone found a Purple one yet?

Have you updated your drivers?

It felt like a barn find auction, so many rare ones! Some guy on Macrumors forum was selling his entire 42mm collection. The Flash band sold for $255 and there was even a Gen1 Yellow, UltraViolet, so many different blues there were like 25 bands total!

If you did not, welcome to the torture of knowing you missed an awesome auction and if you did: what did you get?

EDIT: Figured out this link thingy: https://www.ebay.com/sch/freegame4all/m.html?_nkw&_armrs=1&_ipg&_from&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc

I upgraded/exchanged my launch day SGo 4/64 for the 8/128 model. Macrium Reflect would not see the 64GB eMMc drive but sees the 128 just fine.

So I thought it would be nice to try my daily driver SP4 image because dialed in config and everything perfect.

Upon booting, it allows me to log in (complains about "can't turn on camera" but the PIN part of Hello worked.

Problem is it cannot see any external devices. No type cover, USB drives, microSD cards, nothing is seen and that includes the MS dock and it's ethernet port. USB Wifi dongle: nope. Not even a standard USB SSD, this thing only "sees" the touch screen.

I could add the drivers to my SP4 image and work it from there but thats w

Honestly, I have been looking and reading and I've yet to find any images of the Go with useful scale for comparison.

Like: an actual Hands On, not "here is a picture with nothing in the background".

I have seen some shots with the Pen but that really isn't helping.

So, anybody have any actual Hands On media of the new Go?

I know we can use a pi and then use whatever to interface with octoprint but I already have several Windows atom tablets (also a few older netbooks) and various Android phones and tablets lying around but no extra pi handy.

Is it possible to use any of them directly? Should I just get a pi or can I dust off and utilize any of this older stuff?

On a side note any resources you guys have handy for repurposing "not that old" hardware like this?