The Raspberry Pi Foundation showed that there’s a market for low-cost, low-power computers aimed at developers and tinkerers when it began offering tiny ARM-based computers for $35 or less.

We test four of the leading Single Board Computers to see which is the best one: Raspberry Pi 2 vs ODROID C1 vs HummingBoard vs MIPS Creator CI20.

Creator CI20, labelled All in all, the CI20 is essentially a Raspberry Pi with much higher specs -- most notably, the 1.2GHz dual-core MIPS CPU smokes the Raspberry Pi's 700MHz single-core ARM unit.

The Creator CI20 was designed to make the architecture more appealing to today's generation of developers and tinkerers, pretty much like what the Arduino, Beagleboard, and Raspberry Pi did for ARM.

Overall, the CI20 is generally comparable to the Raspberry Pi—except on price and CPU architecture. MIPS has a bit of cachet from the '80s and '90s, when it was used in some high-profile ...

It was just under a year ago that Imagination Technologies launched its "Raspberry Pi on steroids," the MIPS Creator CI20. Now that Maker Faire is upon us, the company has taken the opportunity to ...

As its name suggests, the CI20 is packed with a dual-core 1.2GHz processor using the MIPS architecture. The board also features 1GB of RAM, 8GB of onboard storage, SD expansion slot, a pair of USB ...

MIPS has unveiled a new motherboard called the Creator C20 that's set to compete against the Raspberry Pi and a growing number of other development boards aimed at the enthusiast and developer market.

Creator CI20, labelled All in all, the CI20 is essentially a Raspberry Pi with much higher specs -- most notably, the 1.2GHz dual-core MIPS CPU smokes the Raspberry Pi's 700MHz single-core ARM unit.