RaspberryPI and the MK802

[rocketero]

has anyone got one of these devices called Android 4 PC or MK802 ? I was discussing the fact that this device comes already configured with android ICS and has 4GB of internal storage and 1GB of memory. For the price of less than $70 US dollars is kinda of a competitor to the RPI? (I own 2 RPI's)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mini-Google-And ... 231fafd247



Also the OUYA is a good candidate:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ouy ... me-console
comments?

[Nu7s]

The MK802 does not have the same ports as the RaspberryPI. The Ouya will be a great device, but is not available for a long time.

I bought both the RPI as the Mele A2000. This box costs about the same as the MK802, but has more ports and a SATA interface. This box is build on the Allwinner A10 platform. The XBMC team is currently trying to port XBMC to A10.

If you want a cheap, portable device with alot of support to LEARN the raspberry PI is your device. If you want ICS on your TV, the MK802 or Mele A2000 is your device. If you want XBMC on your TV you might want to have a look at the Pivos XIOS as they are XBMC sponsor and work togheter with XBMC.

[geev03]

MK802 can supplement RPi in a learning environment. -> http://goo.gl/ln72F

[rocketero]

@geev03 - great videos, comparing the 2 devices and showing main differences and similarities.

[Narishma]

I think this is in the wrong forum.