<i>Its purpose is mainly didactic for students or experienced developers who want to get started into x86 low-level programming.</i><p>And that&#x27;s a noble idea.  But this board has absolutely no I&#x2F;O except for an LED.  If you&#x27;re going to teach embedded development, you really need to talk to some peripherals or understand how to manipulate on-chip registers.  Modern SoCs work in a completely different manner than this board.<p>And, just to add a personal viewpoint, learning x86 low-level programming has very little value in the embedded systems market at this point in time.