One could argue the never actually entered the maker market. I can't name one prominent project that used any Intel maker oriented device. That's a monumental m

One could argue the never actually entered the maker market. I can't name one prominent project that used any Intel maker oriented device. That's a monumental marketing/product development failure: offer overpriced products that don't really do much (if anything) new, then completely fail to get people interested in them. No one cares about your instruction set here, so you can't ride on that alone.