ARM, that exciting architecture, is ever more available for home development. At first, I was intrigued by the low price points of a Raspberry Pi. And I have one, yet I felt the difficulties of three things: the ARMv6 ISA, the single core, and 512MB of RAM. For my purposes, NVIDIA's development board served far better. At present, that board is no longer available on Amazon; however, I have heard rumors of a 64-bit design being released soon.
With the release of the Raspberry Pi 2, many of my concerns have been allayed. I am also intrigued by the possibility it offers of running Windows 10.
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