The Raspberry Pi has obviously been a huge hit that has broken into mainstream, and the projects and hacks that can be seen on a daily basis with the tiny board have all been pretty awesome. One of the few things holding it back though for more general purpose computing has been the relatively small amount of RAM – but that’s now changed.
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