RISC OS Hardware Currently Available

Developers of the A75, a rugged ARM based computer designed to be used in an industrial environment, and the new A9 miniature ARM9 powered RISC OS computer. This is the smallest RISC OS based computer ever made, only measuring 1.72" x 8.5" x 10"

Late in 2002, Castle announced the most exciting new computer in history: the Iyonix. A super-fast, super-quiet XScale-based PC, equipped with industry-standard PCI slots, USB interfaces and a nVidia GeForce graphics card.

The Iyonix is currently the fastest and most powerful RISC OS based computer available and is the recommended machine for anyone considering switching to RISC OS for their computing needs.

ExpLAN have been developing the Solo, a transportable computer. Designed to withstand the most arduous of climates, and able to operate on just about any sensible power source, it has a power consumption of under 10 watts! The production units are to run Linux, whilst the earlier prorotype work was done under RISC OS.. Its new ARM-9 pre-production requires a fully 32-bit OS. Whilst this could theoretically include RISC OS, no work is currently being undertaken in this direction by the development consortium.

Microdigital announced what could become a contender to the Iyonix as the fastest RISC OS machine: the Omega, which was originally due for release in 2003.
A few people have taken delivery of the machine, but reported hardware problems and a lack of communication from Microdigital seems to have stalled development.

CTA/RiscStation developed a range of desktop RISC OS based machines using the ARM7500 processor.