While the ESP32 is a serious improvement in sheer GPIO quantity ... so it’s got to come in cheaper than that. With ESP8266 dev boards selling for $2 and ESP32 dev boards selling for $4, that ...
The Raspberry Pi series of chips has a special function on a bunch of the GPIO pins that make it easier ... and found that you can liberate the ESP8266’s SPI bus by removing a flash memory ...
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