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Embedded Linux Board Comparison - Adafruit Industries
Embedded Linux Board ComparisonCreated by Tony DiColaLast updated on 2018-08-22 03:41:12 PM UTC233468101111111111131313131313131313 Guide ContentsGuide ContentsOverviewSpecificationsInput / OutputPerformancePower UsageTemperatureDevelopmentArduino YunBeaglebone BlackIntel GalileoRaspberry PiSummaryAre you new to Linux or programming?Do you need compatibility with Arduino shields or libraries?Do you need to read analog inputs?Do you need real-time control of I/O?Do you need the most performance possible?Do you need WiFi?Do you need to run graphics or media applications?Still not sure? Adafruit 2 of 13 OverviewHave you heard about small Linux -based development boards like the Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone Black, but beenconfused about which one is best for you? This guide will compare the specifications, performance, power usage, anddevelopment experience of four popular Linux -based development boards to help you choose which is right for you!
Performance To compare performance of the boards I used the nbench (https://adafru.it/doZ) benchmark tool. This is an old tool that was originally created to measure …
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