Maker culture has been going from strength to strength. The Arduino has been instrumental in this development, and the hugely successful Raspberry Pi has taken the revolution further with a full computing device for as little as 20 GBP. But these were just the beginning, and now ASUS is hoping to grab a bit of the action with its Tinker Board.
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