New Microsoft Sharks Cove Development Board Not Another Slice of Pi App Developer Magazine However, we want to provide more clarity as we are seeing a lot of direct comparisons between Sharks Cove and Raspberry Pi .
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Microsoft's Sharks Cove is a Raspberry Pi -style mini-PC with Windows 8.1 BetaNews With a significantly higher price point than alternatives such as the ARM-based Raspberry Pi , which is just $35, the Sharks Cove may have to target a different audience to sustain appeal. Other development boards such as the BeagleBone Black and
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
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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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
PCR-online.biz Microsoft's Raspberry Pi -style 'Sharks Cove' mini PC available for pre-order PCR-online.biz The Sharks Cove costs $299 – a littler pricier than a Raspberry Pi , meaning general hobbyists will have to be pretty keen to fork out for one. But the blog points out: “That price not only covers the cost of the hardware, but also includes a Windows 8 …
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Microsoft wants a slice of Raspberry Pi Fudzilla At $299, Sharks Cove is too expensive to be of interest to those who might have bought a Raspberry Pi price range. However, it does run Windows and it runs a quad-core Atom Z3735G which can manage 1.83 GHz with the wind behind it. It has a GB RAM,