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Likely low powered computing scenarios. Think set-top boxes, kiosks, cash registers, etc. Anywhere you want to use very cheap hardware basically.
by apiguy 6y ago
Likely low powered computing scenarios. Think set-top boxes, kiosks, cash registers, etc. Anywhere you want to use very cheap hardware basically.
- unnouinceput 6y agoCheaper then Raspberry Pi? With $15 for Zero variant? How much cheaper then that you can do really? I'd say RPI it's the best in that regard. Also fully fledged Linux there, not some pet project OS.
- exikyut 6y agoVery cheap _x86_ hardware, to be specific. I'm not sure if it's actually more expensive to find VIA et al based systems for cheaper than NUCs?
- snvzz 6y agoI don't know if VIA still does any of that. But there's Vortex86.