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device	pros/cons
Nintendo switch	runs linux, has MMU, is fast. But needs a payload via USB after each boot.
GPi case	runs linux, has MMU, but is quite slow, not good enough for SNES games?
Nintendo DS	runs linux 2.6 kernels, but needs RAM expansion over default 4MB. Low specs.
Sony PSP	Has no MMU, PSPlinux exists. PSP has low hardware specs thou.
Sony PS Vita	As os 2019 active development https://github.com/xerpi/vita-linux-loader, Vita has 512MB RAM
Rockpi4	more free, 6 core, raspi4
ESPboy	to weak for emulation
MiSTer	FPGA emulation introduction, also Retronauts
Mega65	Aimed at being easy to understand
Steckschwein	Aimed at being easy to understand
Gigatron	Aimed at being easy to understand

FPGA (reprogrammable hardware) could be used.
- Orange Crab, Lattice ECP5 FPGA
  - (was) available for $99
  - now for $129.95
- ULX3S, FPGA ESP32, should start shipping 2020-06-16 for $115, WLAN, 32mb RAM
  - This one looks actually really really nice! Has USB, Wifi, Video out
- Fomu is aimed at teaching FPGAs basics (Micropython, verilog), can not connect devices/load code from a microSD card
- AndeShape FPGA boards, likely ~$1000
- iCEBreaker FPGA Development Board
  - Lattice iCE40UP5k FPGA, capable of hosting CPU soft cores such as picorv32, picosoc, and RISC-V
  - starting to ship for $69 on 2020-4-23
  - the board has no NIC
- https://www.crowdsupply.com/ has some interesting projects
KVM-guest on x86 can emulate RISC-V. Details from fedoraproject.org
Fedora/risc-v details from September 2019
HiFive Unleashed: to it's expensive.. currently at $999. I was looking for raspi scale performance wise.
202009, heise
https://beaglev.seeed.cc/ - 2021-April “Pilot run for community”