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  1. Re:Misleading and/or overblown? by Gaygirlie · · Score: 1 · on Linaro Tweaks Speed Up Android, By Up To 100 Percent

    Not sure what the board they're demonstrating this on is actually intended for either.

    http://pandaboard.org/

  2. Re:Still x86 though by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Building 2011's Sub-$200 Computer

    There is already pandaboard.

    It's just that ARM is not yet nearly as fast as the average x86 processor.

  3. Beagle or panda by oki900 · · Score: 2 · on Building 2011's Sub-$200 Computer

    Beagleboards are 149.00USD and Pandaboards are 179.00USD you then just need an SD card 4G or better. I run a pandaboard myself for some D-Star ham radio stuff.

  4. Sounds Familiar by fletto · · Score: 0 · on PS Vita Specs Announced

    Call me dumb, but the Vita definitely sounds like a tweaked Pandaboard ( http://pandaboard.org/ ) to me...

  5. Re:WANTED: 1U low-power rack server by TheRaven64 · · Score: 2 · on ARM Chips Designed For 480-Core Servers

    Take a look at the PandaBoard, if you want a low-power, dual-core ARM server, although you'd have to use CF + USB for storage, not SATA. Note, however, that VirtualBox is x86-only. If you want virtualisation, you're currently pretty limited on ARM. There is a Xen port, but it's not really packaged for end users yet.

  6. Pandaboard: more memory & costs less by AmicoToni · · Score: 1 · on DreamPlug ARM Box Brings Power To Plug Computing

    As a further alternative, there is always the Gumstix. But, overall, the Pandaboard looks like a much sweeter deal: for $174 you get a dual-core ARM A9 board with 1GB, DVI output, Bluetooth, and all the goodies. I think I'll get one really soon now.

  7. Re:Serious Hardware in 1997... by x0ra · · Score: 1 · on DreamPlug ARM Box Brings Power To Plug Computing

    'you kidding ? That thing suck 3.0A 5V DC (http://www.globalscaletechnologies.com/t-dreamplugdetails.aspx#component), that's fraking 15W, same as my core2-based laptop in low-power mode, without the LCD turned on. It just has an ARM926EJ-S core [on the market for *years*...] on steroid, previous model required fan-cooling and had heat dissipation issue. Not to say that it uses a 16bits bus to access the RAM ... If I got $200 to spend, I'd rather prefer an OMAP4-based board featuring a Cortex-A9, ala http://pandaboard.org/.