Perhaps the most important statement that the release of Raspberry Pi has made since its release is that credit card sized micro computing at incredibly affordable prices is not only feasible (at 25 dollars for the model a and 35 dollars for the model b) but, with enough popularity and public interest it can be brought even further along. As of today the model B versions of Raspberry Pi will be shipped with 512 mb of ram without any increase in price, due in small part to the gradual drop in cost of RAM every year but more so do the overwhelming success of these mini power houses. From sheer number of purchases its now financially sound on both sides of their suppliers and their own to tag on the extra RAM.

For the end user this means three primary changes.

1. The ability to run additional programs and processes simultaneously without bogging down the chip.
2. The ability to run heavier end processes that require more than the 256 mb to be worth the time to run anyway
3. Overall improved performance from standard running operation.

An immediate application that might gain more popularity with the boost to the RAM might be using a small cluster of Raspberry pi modules as a simple server system or as acluster, both are nifty applications for an environment you might not want to stick a large server system into or want to have a very basic networking set up such as a shared HDD.

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Coming up this holiday season the kind folks over at Microsoft have dropped the prices on their kinect 4GB bundles and their 250gb Xbox bundles. With rumors that the newest incarnation of the Xbox is set to be released sometime next year this can be a vie to push out the bulk of their remaining systems in order to get some of the capital up to get a head start against Sony, once again and standardize game cross platform production, once again.

One of the advantages that Microsoft took advantage of by getting out there first was giving video game production companies more in house experience producing for the xbox platform, which is perhaps why very few games made use of the multi-core ps3 and the latent power waiting inside of it.

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