Raspberry Pi's budget challengers

[bbc]

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[TurbisV2]

I'm only interrested in seeing what the Intel one will be like.

[BlkDucky]

Is there any competitor which is roughly around the same price, with relatively decent specs and is actually readily available? Serious question.

[icemaz]

It's kind of different things, I want the Raspberry Pi because I want to tinker and mess around with it. I wouldn't mind the "Rikomagic's MK802" because it's just quite awesome :v:.

[inconspicious]

[QUOTE=TurbisV2;36065823]I'm only interrested in seeing what the Intel one will be like.[/QUOTE]

large, overheating and extremely power hungry, it will be a piss slow X86 chip too.

[BrainDeath]

[QUOTE=inconspicious;36066366]large, overheating and extremely power hungry, it will be a piss slow X86 chip too.[/QUOTE]

You seen their new SOCs? They're very good actually.