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Yes, the KIWIboard team will continue to research and innovate and has already started developing derivative products of KIWI310 or even newer generations of products. Please follow kiwiboard.org for the latest updates.
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Yes, but 4G or 5G modules need to support M.2 Key-B 3042 or 3052 modules and require an additional SIM card slot to install the SIM card. Therefore, it needs to be connected through an MIO591 and MIO590 to use M.2 Key-B through USB 3.0. For related requirements, please take a moment to fill out the Request a Quote form. Simply follow the link provided below and our dedicated team will quickly assist you in acquiring the information you are looking for.
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We provide Middleware for both Windows and Linux. Please click the following link to download it.
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KIWI310 provides a standard M.2 Key-B 2230 interface, which supports all same-model WIFI network interface cards on the market.
The KIWI310's Rear IO connector placement and PCB locking point align perfectly with those of the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, allowing for seamless compatibility between the two.
Currently, KIWI310 uses the same configuration as Raspberry Pi 2/3. Please refer to the following for related configurations:
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