Just got back from SXSW, where Ava (http://letsmakerobots.com/node/45195) and Annabelle, a mobile version using Ana's brain ( http://letsmakerobots.com/node/37264) built by some fellow LMR people in Texas (Lukeyes, and others), were on a panel and did standup and improv bits. Fun stuff for everybody.
Video ----> https://d2pq0u4uni88oo.cloudfront.net/projects/775947/video-355960-h264_high.mp4
You've never seen an Arduino™ compatible like this. With a built-in OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode Display) you can see what your Arduino is thinking without having to connect it to your computer.
No more cryptic "Hello World" LED blink sequences or shoehorning oversized displays onto your tiny Arduino™. Development is much easier when you can see what's going on.
Thought I should share this. Dunno much about Raspberry Pi myself but saw this link online and thought it might help others.
Time to add my blog @ www.bajdi.com. Check out my photo gallery with lots of pictures of my robots and the stuff I have bought.
This is a link to my web page that documents my Arduino eclipse plugin.
If you feel constrained by the Arduino IDE there are other options around. One of them is my arduino eclipse plugin.
The plugin is easy to install, has all arduino functionality, comes with a integrated serial monitor.
And is is 100% opsen source and free.
Best regards
Jantje