More on tiny ARM-based PCs

[Scott Sullivan]

On 09/27/2013 10:55 AM, Evan Leibovitch wrote:
> Given all the recent interest in Pi's and Bones, I'm curious to know if
> anyone in TLUG has a CuBox. It's more expensive than the others, but has
> recently gone through a significant price drop. I am especially
> interested to know if its architecture is considered more open than the
> Pi's, given the number of ... issues ... that exist regarding its
> openness. One intetresting thing about it, apparently, is that since its
> processor (Marvell) supports the ARMv7 spec it is able to run Android
> and conventional Linux (one report claims it can run KDE, not a small
> feat for one of these tiny things).

This is likely because they have announced their next generation Cubox-I 
products. Those are based on the much more modern IMX.6 SoCs.

http://cubox-i.com/

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Scott Sullivan

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