Raspberry Pi benchmarked against Beagleboard, low price is long term

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Feb 10, 2012

[ Thanks to Rob Zwetsloot
for this link. ]

“In a recent interview with Linux User & Developer,
Raspberry Pi developer Eben Upton got a chance to talk about the
performance of the upcoming SoC that is due out later this
month.

“‘Raspberry Pi, in terms of multimedia, outperforms any other
dev board in existence ? which is nice,’ explained Eben, ‘In terms
of general purpose computing, it’s got this 700MHz ARM11, and our
benchmark shows it?s about 20 per cent slower than a Beagleboard
for general purpose computing. But, you know, it’s a quarter of the
price.'”


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