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I remember seeing that Openwrt is working on getting their own hardware sometime in the future. Might be worth looking at when the time comes. I'll stick with merlin until that goes the same way.
I like Linksys for OpenWRT. They are cheaper and the chipset is often the same. They aren't high performance devices by any stretch but they are pretty solid in my experience.
I do wish OpenWRT would partner with a existing company instead of trying to go alone. There are several companies that make hardware specifically for OpenWRT. It would be nice if they would just work to have a "certified by OpenWRT" badge. They could then donate a percentage of the sale to the project.
Isn't the Banana Pi R64/R3/R4 close enough to that?