Calles as Creator C120, It never went powerless over its predecessor PI, It has more memory and all-in storage.

Its graphics uses a version of the Imagination chip that is inside every Apple iPad tablet.

This tiny computer enters the competitive market with the price tag of £50 ($65), it can be ordered now although its first units will not be distributed to other customers until January next year.

Anybody who might be looking to invest on a small computer can select from Raspberry Pi, rhe BeagleBone Black, Arduino Uno and Intel's Galileo and NUC devices. Like its competitors, CI20 can launch many varied versions of the open source OS Linux and the most recent edition of Google's Android mobile OS.

It also has built-in WIFI and Bluetooth connection for wireless data connectiona, In contradictory to its competitors, Those are equipped with only Ethernet connectors.

Imagination's spokesperson named Tony King-Smith, stated that Ci20 was for the people who hopes for a "high-performance" board for their project's development.

Writing on the Bit-Tech reviews site, Gareth said it it without any doubts that CI20 is looking for its place on the market that Pi have already dominated, However, He wondered if the high price and "uncommon instruction set architecture" would hinder its physical appeal.

An expert even tested chipset and have also ended up doubting its potential.

"There will be a modicum of pick-up, especially for people trying to develop for Android it could be a very useful low-cost device to have," stated principal technology analyst, Chris Green.

"But do I think it will make much wider impact? The answer is no.

"It just doesn't have the momentum that the Raspberry Pi has.

"The Pi was seen as a good cause and had backing from various corporations, the media and even government departments that gave it a good word because of the educational potential it had.

"The Creator CI20 is just a product, the Raspberry Pi is a movement."