It is interesting to see what people are comparing to the "An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte!" to these days.
This article is talking about a $99 dollar supercomputer that has 16 cores @ 700MHz each.
http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Articles/28/09/2012/54676/raspberry-pi-gets-a-competitor.htm
This article is about an ARM board, not that different to the Raspberry Pi but with more power and RAM.
John Beetem wrote:
Samsung has the advantage that it uses its own ICs and displays in its end products, eliminating middle-men. They seem incredibly well run for a huge company. They probably don't understand any of the jokes in Dilbert.
Awesome line. 
John Beetem wrote:
Samsung has the advantage that it uses its own ICs and displays in its end products, eliminating middle-men. They seem incredibly well run for a huge company. They probably don't understand any of the jokes in Dilbert.
I passed this information on to some friends I have at the top level in Samsung. They thanked me for the information and said. "We as a company were unaware of any prior jokes in Dilbert. We will with immediate effect find any and all Dilberts (whatever they are) and scan and remove any jokes that are in it." "We shall then patent all such legally acquired jokewarez forthwith before that company of fruits in the US do it." Sighhh an ora.
Ray 
