It’s called the Galileo, and it has everything you’d expect from a juiced-up Arduino running x86. The main chip is an Intel Quark SoC running at 400MHz with 256 MB of DRAM. On board is a Mini ...
It’s called the 86Duino and stuffs an old Pentium II-class machine capable of running DOS, Windows, and Linux into the space of an Arduino, The 86Duino Zero features, of course, an x86 ...