Well -- they obviously don't have quite as broad an application as the Pi 4 and Zero 2 have. You can't embed a Pi 400 in a robot, you wouldn't stick it on the

Well -- they obviously don't have quite as broad an application as the Pi 4 and Zero 2 have. You can't embed a Pi 400 in a robot, you wouldn't stick it on the side of a 3D printer, turn it into a streaming media player, etc. I suspect the Pi 400 sells better at specific times of the year -- at Christmas and when schools are spending their rare IT budgets. But it's also the first product of its kind from them.