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I've always viewed RaspberryPi as an educational focused product first, followed by hobbyists. Prioritizing commercial use runs contrary to my expectations.

• MarcScott 4y ago
  You're mixing up Raspberry Pi Foundation with Raspberry Pi Ltd. The former is an educational charity. The latter is a tech company that funds that charity. The more money that is generated by RPL, the more money RPF has to spend on education. They're both non profits.
  • Steltek 4y ago
    No, you're mixing up companies with products. Any business built around a RaspberryPi is probably in the business of RPi accessories or they're an ascended hobby project.
    • teamonkey 4y ago
      No, that’s not true. Many products use it as a basis. For example, the ASIAIR Pro is based around a 4GB Raspberry Pi 4a. https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/product/asiair-pro https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/product/asiair-pro
    • detaro 4y ago
      Really not true anymore. Pis get used in all kinds of stuff that's not made in massive numbers.