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> - Conveniently naming their chip "5" just to one up the pi 4. They're actually were four raspberry pi's; I'm not sure the orange can say the same thing It'd
by noissruit 4y ago
> - Conveniently naming their chip "5" just to one up the pi 4. They're actually were four raspberry pi's; I'm not sure the orange can say the same thing
It'd have taken you two seconds to check that. No, it's not the first Orange Pi product.
> The pi came out with the noble purpose of educating children in the UK with a computer that was so simple and cheap all you needed to do was grab a keyboard and a TV and you could learn to program.
That's great and all but as a hobbyist who can't buy the Raspberry Pi in part because of production allotments to commercial integrations, it rings a little hollow.