raspberry pi super computer

[glenfordwilliams]

so here i was thinking that i needed a new project to work on when i came across this http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/13/s...y-pi-and-lego/ .
a couple raspberry pi's and lego dosnt seem so complicated i think i might try this out.

[M20]

How strong is it? Looks like a bunch of stuff waiting to catch on fire..lol

[Juelz]

Raspberry pi is looking pretty awesome. I'm still debating whether I should go with Raspberry or Arduino for my robotics project.

[Flexx17]

um whats the computing power of this....i didnt c any specs at the source

EDIT: A guy in the Comments said it can do 3.8 Gflops (only) jah know in my opinion this is a waste of money and time...2k for a measly 3.8gflops....the rig in my sig does 60+ GFLOPS and for only 600USD smfh

[M20]

Well it is still a "super" computer. When processors minturise a little more we might be seeing some of the Tegra 3 type processors inside each of those.

[Flexx17]

what allows it to be classified as a super computer?

[M20]

I would say a high number of processors and outstanding performance (relative).

[lojikal]

so here i was thinking that i needed a new project to work on when i came across this http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/13/s...y-pi-and-lego/ .
a couple raspberry pi's and lego dosnt seem so complicated i think i might try this out.

well looks interesting enough. keep us posted with step by step progress.