If we're getting knockoff MiSTers I'd be utterly fascinated to know what they actually are underneath... presumably just low-powered ARM chips? RK3326 etc
ohh are these spicy mandarin flavored (knockoff?) #MiSTerFPGA boards with cases!?!?! 
https://twitter.com/gdzjhgq/status/1416992474132742144 …pic.twitter.com/lv3OQQkLev
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If it isn't from an "official" seller, it is a knock off clone. https://misterfpga.org/viewforum.php?f=34 …pic.twitter.com/IyGnTAkqKZ
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“Knockoff” of an open project that is allowed to make their own changes right? RIGHT? Without being told they are stealing.. right? :)
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You clearly don't understand how GPL works, you should go buy a
@Raspberry_Pi ! And a new TV. Oh, and return your DE-10 nano while you are at it.
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Also I’m definitely liking the I/o plus USB all in one board. Makes for a slimmer look. I dig it.pic.twitter.com/ZeRwgxorYt
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They make really nice aluminum cases for the OSSC as well as a these. I guess the most obvious difference here is the IO board button placement being relocated , and their own case that looks like their OSSC case, which seems to be their own design. They’ve been around a while
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I own one of their OSSCs . I was looking for a case that wasn’t an open PCB design before both of the 3d printed cases were released several months back. While I haven’t dissected it and verified all components I can confirm no noticeable weirdness compared to my VGP made OSSC
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