Raspberry Pi prepares for London listing

Re:Raspberry Pi prepares for London listing by causality0 on Thursday May 16, 2024 @05:53PM (#40383730)

It's already happening. The Pi 5 came out four years after the Pi 4 and is between 50% and 250% faster, depending on the workload. However, it also has a base price almost twice as high as the Pi 4, moving from $35 to $60. It also consumes much more power, peaking at 12 watts compared to the Pi 4's 8 watts. The Zero 2 W is probably the last good product they'll ever release.

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Re:Raspberry Pi prepares for London listing by samatman on Thursday May 16, 2024 @06:22PM (#40384046)

I don't understand this compliant at all. The company still manufactures and sells the Pi 1, 3, and 4, in several variations.

What did they take away from the world by making a more powerful model which uses, uh, 12 entire watts? 50% more power, 50-250% more compute. Suits me.

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Re:Raspberry Pi prepares for London listing by causality0 on Saturday May 18, 2024 @06:01PM (#40402487)

You don't understand dissatisfaction at a computer company going four years with zero improvement in cost to performance ratio?

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