I'm having a (low-end, of course) U3 from ODroid - and it is collecting dust, while my Pi is actively used as XBMC (soon Kali) setup. The ODroid seems more of

I'm having a (low-end, of course) U3 from ODroid - and it is collecting dust, while my Pi is actively used as XBMC (soon Kali) setup. The ODroid seems more of a tinkering device: - no polished media related distribution as far as I could tell (the usual solution is running Debian or something and automatically launching xbmc, as root more often than not in the couple things I tried) - no way to fix the hdmi output (i.e. overscan issues) - whereas the Pi has a simple text configuration file for that. What I'm trying to say is: More hardware power doesn't actually give you a better experience..