Asus launches Raspberry Pi 3 competitor

In the sub-$100 micro computing and micro electronics genre, they are indeed a competitor. Price is NOT the only grounds for competition. And for micro-electronics enthusiasts such as myself it IS a competitor. Arduino, RPi and this all compete for where we spend our money vs what we get for it.
So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.
 
So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.

SUB-$100

or are you too committed to wanting to be right to be able to read subtext?

And To answer your question, yes. A 999 smartphone is a competitor to a CPO iPhone 4.
 
So a R999 smartphone is a competitor for the iPhone because it's also a smartphone. Noted.

Are you kidding???
Of course it is. There are different segments for competition, it's not all in the 'has a high end camera' segment, or 'does LTE-Advanced' etc. If people are buying the R999 phone, it's because they have a choice and chose it over a R16k iphone.
 
So something that's twice the price being called a competitor is correct? LMAO. Different price segments. Of cause it will win if you don't factor in the price.
Lots of people would want a pi with double the processing power and 4k capable, me included. Doubling the price of a pi certainly is no dealbreaker. The thing is, the pi3 will not receive an update for a couple of years, so it makes this a great alternative.

Hopefully my kernel modules slot in without too much tweaking.
 
Lots of people would want a pi with double the processing power and 4k capable, me included. Doubling the price of a pi certainly is no dealbreaker. The thing is, the pi3 will not receive an update for a couple of years, so it makes this a great alternative.

Hopefully my kernel modules slot in without too much tweaking.
There will be a Rpi 4 this year. Why wouldn't there be?
 
There will be a Rpi 4 this year. Why wouldn't there be?
There is no upgrade route after the bcm2837, which was in many aspects a drop-in replacement for the 2836 of the rpi2. Any new pi's will require a lot more development than previous revisions to get to market.
 
Good, poor more research and development into this.

I want an i7 16GB of ram and 4K graphics x 2 in a 20cm x 20cm x 6cm container
 
Might as well just get the Odroid C2 instead, it already has a decent amount of kodi support.
 
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