Thread: Raspberry Pi finally gets competition
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Old 09-07-2014, 23:47   #12
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Re: Raspberry Pi finally gets competition
Never mind £400, a standard USB software defined radio with GNU radio and OpenBTS will do the same thing for less than £200 when connected to any old PC.

Or, as I mentioned above, get an Android phone for the same price which already has a built-in GSM transceiver...
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