Yes, i know about it and is, for sure, an interesting board. I was just curious to know about that board because it seemed to have an interesting form factor. By the way, considering this is the only answer it seems i can get i thank you very much for that

Did i ask for something impossible to answer?
I'm going to reformulate my question: Is there any schedule for the equivalent of ESP-WROOM32 for the ESP32 SIP module?

Thanks

up!

In the (far) December 2017, i remember rudi shared on twitter a picture of ESP32-ZERO V2 board. It was an interesting module with SIP chip. Was this chip just for development/insiders or is there any chance to have it available sooner or later?

Thank you!
Frax

In my opinion this should be corrected. The fact that is a "getting started guide" doesn't mean he can't be improved. By the way, this is just my opinion.

Frax

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