> Trying to infringe on the branding is just the cherry on top really. Or the raspberry, as it were. It doesn't help that the capabilities of this board are s

> Trying to infringe on the branding is just the cherry on top really. Or the raspberry, as it were. It doesn't help that the capabilities of this board are significantly different from the Raspberry Pi. In particular, it lacks any form of video output, which could be a nasty surprise for someone expecting something they could use as a computer.