I would expect this to compete with normal PC sales, it's essentially a hobbyists computer, I'd imagine this isn't going to be the quickest device, but could be good for slim devices, interactive advertising, lite web browsing, mame, firewalls/routers etc..

But it's not going to replace the family PC, it's marketed to get people interested in tech not to be a fully featured computer..

For £22 I might get one to have a play with

I can imagine there must already be high demand considering they are having to refuse pre-orders, the applications for something like this are quite wide ranging even though it may seem hobbyist at first. It's good to see David Braben doing alright following on from the success of Elite

So we can get an OS but not the actual H/W yet?

The Raspberry Pi Foundation will be making a big (and very positive) announcement that just might interest you at 0600h GMT on Wednesday 29 February 2012. Come to www.raspberrypi.org to find out what’s going on.

Set your alarms!

Custom cases have started to appear online: Here and Here

Available for pre-order! With free RPi T-shirt if you know the magic words

£29 in total.

Quick google and check of email.. and ordered, check your email for a mail from Farnell