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Which is weird because you'd think the board that could run Linux would cost more than the one that you're not able to run an OS on.
by UncleOxidant 7y ago
Which is weird because you'd think the board that could run Linux would cost more than the one that you're not able to run an OS on.
- agumonkey 7y agoThis crowd probably want no os
- sokoloff 7y agoThe RPi (all variants) is more expensive than the readily available AVR boards that you would use to deploy a solution (even if those boards are just Arduino clones which are readily available for at/under $3 delivered to the US). The genuine Arduinos are expensive. The clones are cheap.