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I bought the odroid-go, and found it a fun "console". Out of the box it emulates a few systems, and I found a ZX Spectrum emulator too. Writing code for it is

I bought the odroid-go, and found it a fun "console". Out of the box it emulates a few systems, and I found a ZX Spectrum emulator too. Writing code for it isn't hard, if you're familiar with the arduino IDE. I put a brief review here with more details, but I'd recommend it if you're willing to play and experiment: https://blog.steve.fi/odroid_go_initial_impressions.html https://blog.steve.fi/odroid_go_initial_impressions.html

sitkack 8y ago
The odroid go is an amazing device and the single best way to get kids hooked on embedded dev. It has a screen, buttons, a durable case and a battery that is chargeable via usb. It is not unlike an arduino in a gameboy form factor. They make a wonderful gift for all ages.