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Orange Pi

The Orange Pi 2G IoT.
Developer	Shenzhen Xunlong Software Co., Ltd
Release date	2013
Operating system	http://www.orangepi.org/orangepiwiki/index.php/Orange_Pi_OS(Arch)
Website	https://www.orangepi.org

Orange Pi is a series of cost effective single-board computers (SBC) designed and manufactured by Shenzhen Xunlong Software Co., Ltd.

The technical specifications of Orange Pi boards vary between models. Orange Pi OS, based on Arch Linux, is the officially supported operating system for Orange Pi boards however the boards are compatible with other operating systems based on the Linux kernel such as Android.

History

The first model of Orange Pi was released in 2014. Thirty other models have been launched since.

In 2022, Orange Pi OS was released. It, by default, comes with the Arch Linux operating system, however there are two other versions: Orange Pi OS Droid (mainly used in desktop applications), Orange Pi OS Arch (mainly used in lightweight applications), and Orange Pi OS OH (mainly used for CLI-centered applications).

The modern Orange Pi boards are also compatible with third-party operating systems, like Debian, Ubuntu and Android.

Orange Pi also partners with companies and higher education systems internationally, such as UCDavis, Oviton Technologie GmbH, and Makerlab Electronics.

Models

Only a select few of Orange Pi's are shown here, but additional models can be found on Orange Pi's Wiki.

Orange Pi 5 Ultra

The Orange Pi 5 Ultra is Orange Pi's newest model, capable of achieving abilities like acting as an Android tablet, Linux desktop computer/server, and other high-performance tasks.

Orange Pi Prime

The Orange Pi Prime is a lower cost SBC, aimed at basic development of projects like wireless servers, computers, and video playback.

Orange Pi RV

The Orange Pi RV is a RISC-V capable SBC, aimed at development using RISC-V for a variety of applications such as complex image/video processing, and other high-performance tasks.

Orange Pi R1

The Orange Pi R1 is similar in use-cases with the Orange Pi Prime.

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• Single-board computers
• Linux-based devices
• Educational hardware