Intel Computer Card

[ORAC]

Not sure what it will do to the Raspberry market, but it opens up a whole new area of OTS monitors, NAS, media players, home security, remote control drone, etc etc units which come ready for plug and play cards.

Intel?s Compute Card is a PC that can fit in your wallet | Ars Technica (http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/01/intels-compute-card-is-a-pc-that-can-fit-in-your-wallet/)

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[dazdaz1]

Why or why do I need a 'flash' plugin, it's so 2000 F/F doesn't like it for a good reason.

[crablab]

Not really a replacement for Raspberry Pi.
Galileo and Edison did compete but at £90 they were in a different price bracket...

[cattletruck]

Now that you can also run ARM based Fedora (i.e RISC rather than the clunky x86) on RaPi why bother with all that extra baggage?