to many page.. lazy to read them thoroughly..

Don't say I din't warn you that the it will come in July!

Anyhow im planning to order with a toolkit too. Too bad its limited to 1 unit per person otherwise cuz i got quite a number of friends interested in ordering it

just only saw this thread after they posted me an email about ordering it, already registered interest from day 1 with both sites for sale. yesterday only get email so no think just order. in fact forgot all about this happening gadget. hehe...

We lazy to answer you also

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Added on March 16, 2012, 12:21 amwhat toolkit ?? cable and etc??What is contains?

This post has been edited by kailoonthedog: Mar 16 2012, 12:21 AM

Wow, I have no idea something like this could be this successful. I heard news the site taking orders crashed due to too many folks on the website?

I do see tremendous potential, just adding display, input device and it is internet-ready with ethernet (Model B). What a wonder something this small could run an entire operating system. Hey, I saw a vid of it running Quake3 and HD video.

Educational tool? Genius... every student can have one and this is the ultimate purpose.

Another item on my wishlist, Rasberry pi having a wireless ethernet inside

wireless ethernet??It comes with an ethernet to wireless adapter?

it comes with wired ethernet only...

Wireless is my wishlist lah

wireless ethernet is you buy an adapter connected to the ethernet controller and make it wireless . I think what you want is an wifi card on raspi

I am interested in getting couple of Pi for fun and various uses. Just waiting for the case to be sold together with the board. And I think I gotta get the power brick, power cable, SD cards and possibly a kvm since I already have 2 keyboards on my desk.

+1000
LOL nice one you're the man!!
hit it hard, right on the face!

Anyone here manage to get their hands on the RPi yet ?

Raspberry Pi OS - RacyPy2 http://teampython.wordpress.com/2012/03/03...ot-use-racypy2/

Programming the Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton http://www.element14.com/community/events/3282

No update???

One thing I dont understand is Intel/AMD have x86 license, they could have build a low power USB x86 PC to run win9x using a slow SoC. If ARM can run Quake 3, I think x86 that is less efficient are still well enough to at least run window9x. I am pretty sure a lot of x86 softwares have req much lesser than Quake 3

Someone from these 2 companies need to copy this with some brain, u could sell this thing very well.

just imaging a USD size PC with a build-in wifi connection + a usb connector for storage + necessity connectors like audio jack/hdmi port. That allows u to plug into a TV and turn into a PC itself. Or may be plug multiple on my desktop to become 1 big + many mini PC running diff OS like old Linux.

They won't earn much from doing so

Perhaps someone can integrate RPi on a NAS storage system.Something cheaper and smaller than Atom and more power efficient.

1. Microsoft is no longer selling Win9x licenses.

2. Why would you want to build a Win9x machine today? Most of today's Windows programs would not run on win9x.

because I dont think the current x86 chip can do it under a USB size while still able to run winXp @ decent speed.


but it is definitely a huge plus when u can turn a dumb TV into a fully fledge PC. May be microsoft use a lite version of win8 to deal with these low powered USB PC.