LeMaker to release a Raspberry Pi-type board using AMD server chips
Think of LeMaker's upcoming Cello development computer as a supercharged version of Raspberry Pi 3.
The Cello is an uncased computer with all the components mashed onto a circuit board. It has the guts of a server and is well suited to run Web services and cloud applications.
The computer, priced at $299 and shipping in the second quarter, was announced at the Linaro Connect conference in Bangkok this week.
The Cello is a cheap way for developers to write and test software for ARM servers, which are emerging in data centers. ARM processors are often used in mobile devices, but they are drawing interest as a power-efficient alternative to dominant Intel x86 chips in data centers.
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