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> If you don't need GPIO, then you don't need a RPi. You might not need a Pi. You can by a hundred ESP8266 boards for the price of a modern Pi. ESP8266 and ESP
by outworlder 4y ago
> If you don't need GPIO, then you don't need a RPi.
You might not need a Pi. You can by a hundred ESP8266 boards for the price of a modern Pi. ESP8266 and ESP32 are also more forgiving with their GPIOs.