I've had exactly the same thoughts myself. I was thinking about using TP-Link WR703n's instead of Pi's but if they get the model A out in quantity soon enough, it would be a better choice.
Powerful computers that are so cheap you can permanently purpose them to tuning on and off a single light-bulb are a bit of a game changer if you think about it.
I'm guessing the next raft of patent trolling will follow the form "household item but with a computer/wifi in it".
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I've had exactly the same thoughts myself. I was thinking about using TP-Link WR703n's instead of Pi's but if they get the model A out in quantity soon enough, it would be a better choice.
Powerful computers that are so cheap you can permanently purpose them to tuning on and off a single light-bulb are a bit of a game changer if you think about it.
I'm guessing the next raft of patent trolling will follow the form "household item but with a computer/wifi in it".