That's great, although they're not a competitor to Raspberry. Speculation on the author's part aside, I can't imagine Intel offering this anywhere near a $100 p

That's great, although they're not a competitor to Raspberry. Speculation on the author's part aside, I can't imagine Intel offering this anywhere near a $100 price point. But without the comparison offered up by the author, it's just another tiny-motherboard-from-Intel article -- and who's going to read that? But hey, I hope they try to compete with Raspberry Pi, because that causes a race to the bottom of the price point. Since Raspberry is already there, anyone else who wants to join the party just adds more options to those interested in these devices.