Another "kickstarter" That Looks Promising!

[NSTG8R]

Okay, I know just enough about computers to really screw them up, but I've been trying to learn about the uses for Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards just as a hobby. I came across this site that 'somehow' I hadn't heard of up to this point, and it's going to make Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards seem overpriced and obsolete. Check out the little video. I can see MANY uses for this little dude!


kickstarter

Hope the link works. If not I'll try to repost.

 

[Ian442]

Okay that is just awesome !!!!

I have always wanted something this small but a little more useful than the Pi.

Thank you for sharing !!!

 

[NSTG8R]

Okay that is just awesome !!!!

I have always wanted something this small but a little more useful than the Pi.

Thank you for sharing !!!

I believe they're available for purchase now, and you would receive it in January (double check everything I just said). Wish I knew the exact dimensions of it. I'd be squirting out a 3D printed case for it this weekend. Gotta get one just to play with, and you can't go wrong for $15 ($19 for the 1GB).

 

[Rob Croson]

For ultimate affordability: Raspberry Pi Zero: $5.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero/

 

[Injunjoe]

As I have mentioned before, I hope Paul will consider an open source solution for the engine controls. We can then tweak til our heart's content. ProteanOS is a place to start.