ZDNet Microsoft Debuts a Windows Rival to Raspberry Pi Mashable Two years after $35 microcomputer Raspberry Pi hit the market, Microsoft is getting in on the DIY-PC action with its own version. The Redmond, Washington tech juggernaut announced on its Windows blog in April that it was working on a dev board
Hardkernel ODROID-W is a tiny, Raspberry Pi -compatible PC Liliputing The Raspberry Pi is a cheap, small, low-power single-board computer that can run Linux-based software and which developers and hobbyists have used to create home media centers, handheld game consoles, robots, and more. But if the credit card-sized
ZDNet Microsoft debuts Sharks Cove, a costly Raspberry Pi alternative ZDNet At $299, the board is priced significantly higher than its Raspberry Pi or Arduino board counterparts. Microsoft said the price covers the cost of the hardware, a Windows 8.1 image, and the slightly vague “utilities” required to apply it to the Sharks …
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TrustedReviews Microsoft Shark Cove Raspberry Pi rival available to pre-order TrustedReviews Sharks Cove, Microsoft's answer to Raspberry Pi , is now available for developers to pre-order. Originally announced in April, the Sharks Cove development board is now available to pre-order, but it'll cost you quite a bit more than the Raspberry Pi
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ZDNet Meet Microsoft's Sharks Cove: A Raspberry Pi -style mini-PC running Windows 8.1 PCWorld (blog) Microsoft has never been ashamed to copy smaller companies if a trend proves popular enough, and its latest homage is dedicated to pint-sized PCs like the Raspberry Pi and Arduino boards. Hoping to show that Windows can run on just about anything,
Sharks Cove is Microsoft's answer to Raspberry Pi Stuff.tv Listen up, tiny computer fans! Microsoft has just launched the Sharks Cove, its Windows-based answer to the Raspberry Pi – although its price tag suggests that it's aimed at a slightly wealthier market. While the current Pi, the Model B+, costs just …
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Microsoft goes up against Raspberry Pi with $300 Sharks Cove board ITProPortal The firm is collaborating with Intel and hardware manufacturer CircuitCo to develop the $300 (£176) board, called Sharks Cove. Available now for pre-order, the project is described as a “development board that you can use to develop hardware and …
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Sharks Cove board – Microsoft and Intel collaborate to take on Raspberry PI SlashGear The popularity of Raspberry PI board has not gone un-noticed by big boys like Intel and Microsoft. The two companies are joining hand with a hardware manufacturer CircuitCo, the maker of BeagleBone Black and MinnowBoard; in creating a low-cost SoC
Microsoft uncages 'Sharks Cove' mini-PC board to take on Raspberry Pi TechRadar UK Aimed at enthusiast and developer communities, at £193 (around $114, or AU$349), Sharks Cove costs more than five times that of the Raspberry Pi but packs significantly more features and firepower. Manufactured by CircuitCo, the board – which can also
Google, Raspberry Pi and Kainos join forces to teach girls coding Computer Business Review Girls and young women involved in guiding headed to the New Forest, Hampshire, England, for a camp with a difference this weekend, as engineers from Google teamed up with digital solutions firm Kainos and charitable foundation Raspberry Pi to set the