ASUS "Tinker Board"
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Asus takes on Raspberry Pi with 4K-capable Tinker Board
Tech giant Asus is taking on the Raspberry Pi with its own DIY-friendly single-board computer that's said to offer 4K video playback and 24-bit audio support in exchange for a hefty £55 price tag.
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ASUS "Tinker Board" Powered By Rockchip ARM SoC, Supports Debian
Making its rounds this morning as a "Raspberry Pi competitor" is the Tinker Board from ASUS.
The Tinker Board is ASUS' take on an ARM SBC similar to what's already offered by a plethora of vendors. The Tinker Board features a quad-core 1.8GHz ARM Cortex-A17 processor with ARM Mali T764 graphics and there is 2GB of DDR3 memory.
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