The subtitle is "do you want to get one to try?", but I can't figure out how I would do that. I might be missing a link or something, but you might want to make the funnel more obvious.
Yeah, I borked that one. Shoot me an email at the blog contact link if you want one. I plan on making a little wordpress page to migrate specs and sales info onto this weekend.
I also have no idea what the specs are; bandwidth, drive, interface, etc., so I am not really sure whether I'd be interested. I would suggest adding a brief summary of the device's capabilities to the top.
Believe it or not - when it comes to specs, neither do I at this point. I've mostly been focused on implementing the serial console and UI features. I've got a vision for the next rev that I hope to complete in the next month or two.
I didn't read the article, but I have been trying to stay vaguely informed off and on.
The two 'cons' that really need to be addressed:
* Average consumers need /access/ to purchase working solutions (which means some prosumers and some developers will).
* Working solutions probably need to include: DisplayLink, USB, Ethernet, and /maybe/ WiFi (the later two /could/ just be USB devices) ports on the hardware. Standard bulk IO (like SATA, PCI(e) bus) would be nice to have, but not required.
Sure, if someone wants to foot the bill I could bring myself to use one ;), it's just that when it's my money I'd rather have the same performance at a third the price and the same OS I'll be deploying to.
As mentioned though, I'm clearly not the target demographic.
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