Raspberry Pi is undoubtedly one of the most popular devices (in its own category) in the world. There are unimaginable possibilities with this device, but now there is a device which I would consider ???big brother??? of the cute little Pi.
Aaron Seigo, the well known KDE developer took wraps off of Improv – a tiny, cheap yet extremely powerful device to satisfy the hunger of those who like to play with their toys.
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