Raspberry Pi, a $25 dollar computer for innovation and charity

RE: Raspberry Pi, a $25 dollar computer for innovation and charity

Former Member — Mon, 08 Jul 2013 00:13:35 GMT

Lots of errors here.

There is no RPi USB key form factor.

That form factor was used on the Roku device.

The RPi is credit-card sized.

There is no tablet form factor.

There is no Ubuntu for RPi, nor any agreement

with the makers of Ubuntu.

Sub 1 watt power usage is only for Model A,

not Model B even when idle.

RE: Raspberry Pi, a $25 dollar computer for innovation and charity

Former Member — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 17:15:19 GMT

It seems, the more limited the system, the more used it becomes. - Has nothing to do with the limits of the system. It has to do with how useable the system is compared to the price. I personally, have a fairly large family, with a low pay scale. I can afford a Arduino, and I can afford a Raspberry Pi, I cannot however, afford even most netbooks. It's cost verus return, not limitation and trying to overcome it.