Just an after thought, you may want to consider the Pi Zero. It only has one core, but they take less space. At $5 dollars apiece at Micro center, not a bad deal. Once catch, they only sell one at a time. You will also need to solve the lack of Ethernet and only micro USB connection. But that makes the project more fun solving the engineering problems.
Just an after thought, you may want to consider the Pi Zero. It only has one core, but they take less space. At $5 dollars apiece at Micro center, not a bad deal. Once catch, they only sell one at a time. You will also need to solve the lack of Ethernet and only micro USB connection. But that makes the project more fun solving the engineering problems.
You've got a funny idea there, clem! For "computing" there is not much "external" stuff you need except for a networking connection. So just plugging a cheap ethernet adapter into each pi zero should do the trick. Get yourself a TTL-serial adapter for configuration and debugging until the ethernet works....
To be honest I would rather use a RPi3 than a pi zero for the sheer power. I appreciate the idea but I think I am already on the right route. Thanks though!!!
