An amazing project with a well defined and specific goal. :-D According to their foundation's website the goal is to encourage kids to develop programming skills in the UK. Obviously what works there could work elsewhere. Using an ARM IP core in the SOC is a especially good idea since it will make porting the code the kids write to commercial platforms a lot easier. What I find especially amazing is that it took only one trace cut and one blue wire to go from alpha to release boards. (Hardware can be edited too!) The buccaneers on ebay, ought to be called what they are, scalpers. It might be legal to re-sell the boards at inflated prices but totally subverts the principles of the project. They obviously don't get the point.:thumbsdown: I'll be happy when mine comes in May. It looks like a cool device to run as a small web server. I have a Cisco USB Wifi I can plug in it. My family's Android phones ought to be able to connect to it through the AP just fine.