So I often get annoyed when folks refer to the AVR-based Arduino boards (or even the ARM microcontroller DUE) as a Single Board Computer. The Yun blurred the lines a bit... but the news today from Maker Faire Rome has the Arduino brand fully in the SBC world now:
Arduino Announces new Boards and Collaboration with Intel and T.I.
http://makezine.com/2013/10/03/arduino-announces-two-new-linux-boards/
coder27 , and there is also an upcoming Arduino model based on the TI Sitara (same as in the BeagleBone Black - an ARM Cortex A8).
I just read an interview on Make with jkridner about the new Arduino TRE:
Talking to Jason Kridner About the new Arduino Tre
http://makezine.com/2013/10/03/talking-to-jason-kridner-about-the-new-arduino-tre/
"The focus is on simplicity. It isn’t just a BeagleBone split in the middle [...] If you know Linux, you’ll be able to come in that way. If you know Arduino, you’ll be able to use the AVR as the system master."
I'm not sure exactly what this all means, but it is exciting to have more SBC options and the Arduino brand will be an interesting influence on the SBC market. I do know that I didn't need any coffee to feel wide awake this morning 
What is the feeling of our SBC discussion group here?
cheers,
drew
