Pine64’s PineCom will be like a smaller, cheaper PinePhone (but not a phone)
The $150 PinePhone is already the most affordable, accessible smartphone designed to run GNU/Linux software. But software is still very much a work in progress, which makes it an interesting development platform at the moment, but not a great… you know… phone.
Now the makers of the PinePhone want to make a new handheld communication device called the PineCom.
In some ways, it’ll be like a smaller, cheaper PinePhone that could sell for as little as $100. But it’ll be different in at least one key way: the PineCom is not a phone and it cannot make phone calls over cellular networks.
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