Leez P710 ARM-based AI+IOT Single board Computer with Android 9.0 Hexa-core Soc 4GB RAM 16GB eMMC Storage Support 4K HD display & GB Bluetooth 5.0

• Support Multiple Embedded Systems-The first mini SBC can support Android 9.0 and available to linux system like Debbian 9.
• High performance Hexa-core ARM SoC and ARM Mali-T860 MP4 GPU with 4GB RAM-Leez P710 use RK3399 Processor, 1.8/2.0GHz, 64-bit high-performance open source development platform.
• Unlimited Integration Possibilities-AI supports optimized Caffe/AndroidNN API, 200G flops. DIY use features including a color coded enhanced GPIO header.
• Rich external interface and Gigabit network-It alsofeatures AP6256 5G wifi & Bluetooth 5.0 for robust IOT & network connectivity, support dual camera and dual 4K HD output.
• Wiki: https://github.com/leezsbc/resources/wiki/Leez-P710.Full support for IoT and AI Applicaiton -Leez P710 can be widely used in drones, intelligent robots, face recognition devices, smart home appliances, advertising machines. Product Attributes Bullet Points

Question: Overview: The LeezP710 offers makers, IoT enthusiasts, hobbyists, PC DIY enthusiasts and others are liable and extremely capable platform for building and tinkering their ideasinto reality Q&A: Q1. How to format the TF card correctly? A1: It is recommended to use the officialSD disk tool v1.57 tool for formatting. Formatting in other ways (such as inwindows/linux/android system) may cause problems such as restart failure,inconsistent display capacity and nominal capacity. Q2. How to deal with the abnormal phenomenon after formatting TF card under Android7.1? A2: The SD disk tool v1.57 tool is used toformat TF cards with more than 32 GB capacity (excluding 32 GB). Under Android9.0 system, the TF card capacity is normal. At present, under Android7.1system, the displayed TF card capacity is 4M. Please note that this situationis a problem with RK's formatting tool. Although the TF card capacity displayis not normal, it does not affect the normal use of the TF card under thesystem. Q3. If there are systems on the eMMC and TFcards, which one is preferred? A3: The system startup sequence is "TFcard priority". Q4. Does Android7.1 support boot from TFcard? A4: No Q5. Does Android9.0 support to boot from TFcard? Q5: Yes Q6. Android9.0 will encounter a failure problem when starting the system at the same time as the TF card and eMMC. A6: When Android 9.0 is installed on the TF card, and the eMMC also has a bootable system installed, the system startup will fail. This is the limitation of the Rockchip processor. Wiki: https://github.com/leezsbc/resources/wiki/Leez-P710 Support team: monica@smartfire.cn Skype: monica_9122