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It's dire: Raspberry Pi availability tracker

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Re: It's dire: Raspberry Pi availability tracker

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I looked online the other day for an 8 GB Pi 4, and could not find any, including at Microcenter (which claims to show store availability). I also looked to see whether the Jetson Xavier AGX is available. This used to go for $700, but I didn't really need it then. Now that I could use it, it's selling for at least twice as much.

Re: It's dire: Raspberry Pi availability tracker

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If you live near a Micro Center, they always seem to have them in stock. They sell them in-store only.

The one near me (St. Louis, MO) has been out of Pi 4 model B and CM4 since September. A couple CM3+ popped in stock for a few days but were gone shortly after.

Checking right now, they only have some Pi 400s and Pi 3 A+ in stock. Plus a boatload of accessories, power supplies, and cases.

At some point it might be worth figuring out a way to mash a Pi 400 into a Pi 4-size footprint.

Re: It's dire: Raspberry Pi availability tracker

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I looked online the other day for an 8 GB Pi 4, and could not find any, including at Microcenter (which claims to show store availability). I also looked to see whether the Jetson Xavier AGX is available. This used to go for $700, but I didn't really need it then. Now that I could use it, it's selling for at least twice as much.

The 8gb pi4 has been OOS across the market for a few months, which leads me to believe that memory modules are the main bottleneck. The price increase of the Xavier (which come with 32 or 64gb memory onboard), seems to support this.
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