Engadget Intel gives up on competing against Raspberry Pi Engadget Additionally, Intel also canceled several of its Recon Jet smart glasses products, though that's less of a surprise. With Galileo, Intel wanted to compete directly against the ARM-powered Raspberry Pi , while Edison shrunk down a full development kit to ..
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ZDNet Raspberry Pi rivals Galileo, Joule, Edison axed by Intel, plus Recon Jet smart glasses ZDNet The Galileo board was launched in 2013 under an Intel partnership with Arduino.
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TechWeekEurope UK Microsoft Goes All-In With Raspberry Pi 2 TechWeekEurope UK Microsoft's Dev Centre is ending support for Intel's Galileo board on November 30, leaving Raspberry Pi 2 as the sole remaining unit promoted by the group.
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The Register Microsoft makes Raspberry Pi its preferred IoT dev board The Register Chipzilla's Raspberry Pi -like Galileo was anointed as able-to-run-Windows in August 2014, courtesy of the 1.0.2 firmware update for the Gen1 device. In the same month Intel launched the Gen2 board (which got its stripped-down Windows 8 version in … Microsoft pulls Windows 10 support from Intel's Galileo boards InfoWorld all 7 news articles »
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Intel's Raspberry Pi rival Galileo can now run Windows Register Windows fans can run their OS of choice on Intel's counter to Raspberry Pi , courtesy of an Intel firmware update. Chipzilla has delivered firmware version 1.0.2 for the Galileo Gen 1, which means Windows can now run on the developer board. Microsoft …
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Intel’s Raspberry Pi rival Galileo can now run Windows – Register
Can Intel's Galileo Gen2 PC match Raspberry Pi ? Computer Business Review Intel plans to launch its second generation of the open-source computer Galileo Gen2 this August for around $60 to counter the popular $25 Raspberry Pi PC. Based on a 32-bit Intel Quark SoC X1000 chip with clock speeds of up to 400MHz, the
Siliconrepublic.com Intel launches Arduino-compatible open-source Galileo board to rival Raspberry Pi Wired.co.uk Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich has announced the release of Galileo, the first in a line of Intel-made, Arduino-compatible development boards. Speaking at the Maker Faire in Rome, which Wired.co.uk attended, Krzanich explained that it would the … Life of Pi : Intel to give away Arduino-friendly 'Galileo' tiny-puter Register Intel powers an Arduino for the first time with new “Galileo” board Ars Technica Intel outfits open-source Galileo computer with Quark chip, targets DIY crowd ITworld.com Engadget all 33 news articles