Do I win?

ULTRA COMPACT 1.7GHz QUAD-CORE BOARD ODROID-U2 is a micro sized open development platform which is powered by Exynos4412 Prime. 1.7Ghz ARM Cortex-A9 Quad Cores show PC-like performance. Enjoy various PC peripherals on Android & Ubuntu Linux.

KEY FEATURES

• Low-cost development platform
• Ultra compact size with full metal enclosure
• Quad core ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore
• 10/100Mbps Ethernet with RJ-45 LAN Jack
• 2 x High speed USB2.0 Host port
• Audio codec with headphone jack and microphone on board
• Android 4.x & Ubuntu 12.10
• Community-driven projects & supports

i saw that board ,but only does ANDROID and LINUX (UBUNTU) not windows needed for EZB

Its a great board for running LINUX ROS using ubuntu,when i saw it it look godd while back and thinking to use it for MY ROS robot

ARM processor is no good.

I still stand by saying that anything over around 2Ghz & 2Gb RAM is a waste, you could get away with less but you would pay the price and the cost saving is minimal.

4" x 4" is not exactly huge and you wont find much in the way of a smaller board.

Anything around the same spec as the ASUS P8Z77-I board sounds like a win to me, a bot running from one of those can do the same as a bot running from an 8 core, 3Ghz, 32Gb RAM, SSD, water cooled PC.

Rich you say you are using 3ghz and 32gb ram,and you said anything over 2 ghz and 2 gb ram is a waste so why are you using the board on a robot when is a waste Also that board is very big for most robot designs .and i bet for that board plus memory ,cpu it over $300

one i like thats small size 5" by 5" is ZOTAC nano board for about $200 on amazon up to 4gb of memory and $25 for 4gb of memory for the same size ZOTAC has another nano board that up to 32gb memory for $239 and $40 for memory free shipping on both