Developer Kit for the Jetson TX1 module. Includes Jetson TX1 module with NVIDIA Maxwell GPU, ARM 64-bit CPUs, 4 GB LPDDR4, 16 GB eMMC, WiFi and BT Ready.
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Product is fast and software provided is fantastic. One down note: Ubuntu 14.04LTS had a number of bugs which were fixed in the 16.04 release. I have a number of Intel and AMD motherboards in the shop and this is the fastest machine here. Installation instructions were clear and easy to accomplish.
High learning curve but very nice little system! Be careful with plugging and unplugging to the Micro-B jack as it is not strongly attached to the PCB.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2018
The TX1 is light and equipped with both CPU and GPU. But however the CPU is the ARM_Based Processors. Which means loads of software you can't installed on it, including Sublime, Teamviewer. Thus, the stability of the system is relatively low compared to the Intel's NUC ! 16GB Flash memory space and 2GB RAM is 100% not enough for running some big projects. Very disappointed !!!
