[HH] Windows core for Galileo SOC

[Kurt L Keville]

I'll give Windoze a try... my Debileo Wheezy experience wasn't very
encouraging... I mostly used this HOWTO...
http://wiki.ros.org/IntelGalileo/Debian

It is remarkable the products that are coming out right now... you can get a
Tegra K1 Dev board for $192... which will probably set a new standard in
embedded HPC thanks to the CUDA support...
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/development-board-tegra-jetson-tk1-nvidia,26392.html

Am still looking for a Huawei D01 (16 ARM Cortex-A15 cores) if you see one for
sale...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybBlGJzqz0

Quoting Tom Metro <tmetro+hhacking at gmail.com>:

> Rob Blackwell (@RobBlackwell) tweeted:
> https://twitter.com/RobBlackwell/status/451446794669416448
>
>  I hear that Windows core for Galileo SOC coming in preview soon. Will
>  be an interesting Raspberry PI alternative. #bldwin
>
> Unclear whether this is related to the other news today that "Windows is
> now free for manufacturers of phones and tablets under 9"."
> (https://twitter.com/kellabyte/status/451436913484775424)
>
> But I gather the #bldwin hashtag means this was news coming out of
> Microsoft's "Build 2014" conference.
>
>
> Anyone anxious to get Windows running on their Galileo? (I'm sure the
> target audience isn't makers, but OEMs incorporating the Galileo SOC
> into devices.)
>
> -Tom
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