Delivering significant computing power in tiny packages and at extremely low prices, this revolution has already produced the likes of the Raspberry Pi, the Cotton Candy, the Mele 1000, and the MK802, among others.
Today, the revolution shows no sign of slowing down. In fact, two new contenders recently emerged.
Looking for a taste of this new, Linux-enabled breed of tiny PCs? Here are two more to consider.
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