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If the 12.5m figure is correct, it would probably still hold the record, wouldn't it? The Apple II, TRS-80 model III, or the IBM-brand original PC are the only
by tabtab 7y ago
If the 12.5m figure is correct, it would probably still hold the record, wouldn't it? The Apple II, TRS-80 model III, or the IBM-brand original PC are the only contenders I can think of.
- MarcScott 7y agoI think the Raspberry Pi must be sitting at over 20 million sold by now.
- tootie 7y agoThey're technically on their 4th model by now though.
- gmiller123456 7y agoActually, more versions than that as there's A,B and + versions of each too.
- HeXetic 7y agoI don't think comparing a modern tiny processing platform to old fairly large desktop boxes achieves anything. An iPhone 6 has more computing power than even the Pi and it's sold 222 million.
- einr 7y agoThe Raspberry Pi, despite its physical size, is a full-blown general purpose personal computer. There is nothing about a Pi that is fundamentally different from a desktop PC or, indeed, a C64.