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Rasberry Pi is not a project run by broadcom, just using their SoC (and featuring one of their employees). They are selling the first round to nerds / hardware
by polshaw 15y ago
Rasberry Pi is not a project run by broadcom, just using their SoC (and featuring one of their employees).
They are selling the first round to nerds / hardware hackers, and I doubt many others will choose to pay 4x the price to keep using the beagleboard.
- tesseract 15y agoI understand the project isn't actually run by Broadcom but I think the fact that Broadcom is selling them chips indicates some level of interest in what they are doing. They aren't exactly 'just another customer'.