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Does anyone know of a PCI card suitable for Android development? I find the emulator unusably slow (Linux 64-bit, quad-core, 8GB RAM), and a card I could hide in my desktop would be nice. I know there are USB options out there, but that means yet more kit I need to find a shelf for... or suitably chasis-mount a USB board The reasons for doing wanting this, the reasons are: QEMU ARM emulation is unusably slow for me A phone won't allow me to test against multiple Android versions A phone won't allow me to test against multiple Android display resolutions Not an issue for me, but in a classroom environment, a PCI card inside a PC has distinct advantages over multiple phones. If there isn't a card that already has Android-specific capabilities, then I would be happy with an generic ARM card with shared memory. A graphics co-processor would be useful, but not essential. I'm happy with my reasons for wanting to do this, and happy to write any driver code I need. Thanks in advance, Phil Lello

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