Re:I've now played with a Raspberry Pi 400 for a week and he...
by m463 on Saturday November 21, 2020 @01:38AM
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But cost is supreme in the case of the pi.
It's sort of like Elon Musk saying on Electric Vehicles: "We could make the car infinitely desirable, but if someone does not have the money, they won't buy it"
So I think the fiddling is a given, maybe part of the experience, and usually there's a payoff.
that said I'm not immune to wishful thinking. I think an expensive $150 Pi Pro that makes a profit would be cool. Think mini-itx, pcie, m.2 and memory slots PLUS gpios.
It's sort of like Elon Musk saying on Electric Vehicles: "We could make the car infinitely desirable, but if someone does not have the money, they won't buy it"
Just pull up https://www.raspberrypi.org and you'll immediately see "someone" is kids.
So I think the fiddling is a given, maybe part of the experience, and usually there's a payoff.
that said I'm not immune to wishful thinking. I think an expensive $150 Pi Pro that makes a profit would be cool. Think mini-itx, pcie, m.2 and memory slots PLUS gpios.