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Intel Edison

Intel's flagship compute module is designed for expert makers, entrepreneurs and industrial IoT applications. It provides ease-of-development for a range of prototyping projects or commercial ventures when performance is a priority.

Processor
500Mhz Dual-core Atom Processor running Linux

RAM
1 GB DDR3 RAM

Storage
4 GB eMMC Flash

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Adafruit Feather HUZZAH

Adafruit's flagship compute module designed for intermediate to expert makers, entrepreneurs and some lighter industrial IoT applications. It offers an incredibly small and light form factor relative to it's size and power consumption.

Processor
80Mhz Single-core ESP8266 MCU

RAM
36 kB SRAM

Storage
16MB Flash

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Arduino Zero + Wi-Fi 101

The Zero is a simple and powerful 32-bit extension of the popular platform established by the UNO. This board is designed for projects in smart IoT devices, wearable technology, high-tech automation and robotics.

Processor
48 MHz 32-Bit ARM Cortex M0+

RAM
32 kB SRAM

Storage
256 kB Flash

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Arduino 101 + WiFi Shield 101

The Arduino 101 is the first widely available development board based on the diminutive, low-power Intel Curie module. Easy to use and affordable, Arduino 101 is ideal for education environments, makers and embedded developers.

Processor
32Mhz x86 (Quark) + 32MHz 32-bit ARC core

RAM
24 kB SRAM

Storage
196 kB Flash

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mc-Things

mc-Things is a low-power modular hardware system that uses mc-Gateways to connect to thousands of mc-Modules which have a variety of sensors. mc-Modules also support over-the-air software updates and live debugging. Read our blog post to get started with mc-Things.