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Yes it's only the rPI that actually delivers on the CHEAP linux SoC so far -- otherwise you can get a VIA x86 board for the same $100 as most ARM. What is inte
by excuse-me 14y ago
Yes it's only the rPI that actually delivers on the CHEAP linux SoC so far -- otherwise you can get a VIA x86 board for the same $100 as most ARM.
What is interesting is that rPi finally delivers "the computers will be just bumps on cables" prediction. With HDMI out and powered by USB it becomes very nice for a distributed video screen display compared to the normal multi-headed PC solutions.
It's just odd that if Intel thinks the future is competing with ARM in tablets with lower power Atom it produces something that is essentially a high end desktop replacement
machine.