Yay, they are putting onboard flash! That's going to make the Pi way more reliable. But boo, no more clock or memory. Lots of apps bump gracelessly into the

Yay, they are putting onboard flash! That's going to make the Pi way more reliable. But boo, no more clock or memory. Lots of apps bump gracelessly into the 512M limit (libre office, IDEs, OpenElec+plugins, ...) 1G should give all of them enough breathing room that they don't need babying them all the time. A little more grunt to the CPU would have been nice but that's minor. Overclocking the Pi seems mostly futile -- it just lets the CPU spend even more time waiting on I/O and cache.