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I hear and see things about Raspberry Pi, Arduino (someone gave me one and I have tried a few things), and Beagle Board (and variations).

What other boards should be on this list?
Where do these boards leave off and vendor specific evaluation board begin?

How do they compare based on hardware / software resources available, application areas, and suitability for training kids or even practicing professionals who may need to learn new processors and/or embedded Linux or how to program with Real-Time Kernel?

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No- Maybe you could make one. That would be awesome seeing there are 25+ popular ones out there :-) – ppumkin Aug 24 '12 at 18:02
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Here is a good start Would be nice if you answer your own question on that one. – ppumkin Aug 24 '12 at 18:03
If only Google could resolve such a question. rPi Vs Arduino is not a fair call. It's like comparing a sports car vs an ATV both are great at there core job. If it the cost, then I would say if it costs more than a rPi, why bother with it. – Hellonearthis Aug 24 '12 at 19:02
The Arduino doesn't compare to the Pi at all. It's not a linux computer, but has far superior I/O. – XAleXOwnZX Aug 30 '12 at 14:57

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