It looks like the internals of an old Nokia phone. If this thing is going to be run on a rpi that means it's OS will be run off of an SD card, I just don't know if that's a good thing. I've had rpi media players and game players and at some point that sd card corrupts, maybe in newer rpi's that isn't a problem but in older ones it was.
Also, I'm willing to bet that price is the cost of the phone pieces and the board not the cost of the case, sd card and charger cable.
As far as the drawbacks are considered, the ZeroPhone will have a smaller screen size — 1.3-inch 128×64 OLED display and will be initially launched with 2G SIM connectivity with 3G and 4G options available gradually.
So... I'd be better off buying some old phone off of eBay or Amazon than this thing due to the lack of data or a screen to use that data with. Because let's face it the most touted feature of this is the no tracking stuff, well it's still a phone there will be tracking in some form.
It looks like the internals of an old Nokia phone. If this thing is going to be run on a rpi that means it's OS will be run off of an SD card, I just don't know if that's a good thing. I've had rpi media players and game players and at some point that sd card corrupts, maybe in newer rpi's that isn't a problem but in older ones it was.
Also, I'm willing to bet that price is the cost of the phone pieces and the board not the cost of the case, sd card and charger cable.
So... I'd be better off buying some old phone off of eBay or Amazon than this thing due to the lack of data or a screen to use that data with. Because let's face it the most touted feature of this is the no tracking stuff, well it's still a phone there will be tracking in some form.