If you want faster speeds, you'll need to look into this and an m.2 SSD.PCIe 2.0 x1 interface for fast peripherals (requires separate M.2 HAT or other adapter)
If you run the OS off the uSD card, it will be slow and sluggish. I hope you got the 8g RAM version. Python isn't very fast to begin with, but maybe that's ok for you. What is your project idea?
Edit: Looks like that version comes with 8g RAM standard, so that's good.
If you want faster speeds, you'll need to look into this and an m.2 SSD.
Edit: I don't think the m.2 hat is compatible with the 500 case.
I've considered getting a 4G voice modem and turning one into a cell phone without the bloat. I'd probably use an OrangePi, though. The project would be an ugly brick, but it would act far more like an UMPC than a locked in and spyware ridden cell phone.
Additional... I've also considered getting a high speed ADC set and replace the guts of my old flatbed scanner with my less old 3B+.
If I can ever get my health in order enough, I'll use one in my robot lawn mower project.
I etched some microcontroller test boards, but then I got long covid and collapsed. I have a lot of safety ideas that are simple and easy to implement. The commercial ones are surprisingly dangerous. Initially the mower would be remote controlled through 4 streaming cameras. Later I would want to add computer vision capabilities to handle position and obstacles. I also want to add a string trimmer and leaf blower on it to make a complete yard unit.Do it! Sounds fun. You can use similar concepts related to how those Shark robot vacuums work. Safety is going to be a huge issue, making sure it stops when it detects a living thing, a rock, etc......
I etched some microcontroller test boards, but then I got long covid and collapsed. I have a lot of safety ideas that are simple and easy to implement. The commercial ones are surprisingly dangerous. Initially the mower would be remote controlled through 4 streaming cameras. Later I would want to add computer vision capabilities to handle position and obstacles. I also want to add a string trimmer and leaf blower on it to make a complete yard unit.
I prefer using Raspberry Pi Zero W with my own 3D printed cases, because it lets me place nightvision cameras, laser modules and stuff.
If Wifi reception is poor, just put a metal cooking pot lid next to the router and aim it to tripple the wifi range.Cool. I saw the 3D printer designs they have on their websites. Mine is in a black metal case. Some think that will effect wifi, but we'll see.