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[andrewstuart] is exactly on target with his critique. The Raspberry Pi foundation is only using the educational market as a false cover. When the pi-zero fam

[andrewstuart] is exactly on target with his critique. The Raspberry Pi foundation is only using the educational market as a false cover. When the pi-zero family was introduced, it looked like they were being true to their stated goals, but that didn't last long. Furthermore, Sony is the last company I would ever expect to share those goals. Sony has always targeted the high end of the market. They are profit driven, and have NEVER been interested in the low cost educational or hobbyist value of their investments.

ngcazz 4y ago
What do you make of the AIBO line, the Net Yaroze and the PS2 Linux kit then? (Just really curious about your assertion they have no interest in the hobbyist and education markets, since those are some admittedly outdated examples)
- musicale 4y ago
  IIRC it was the PS3 that advertised Linux on the box (of the launch model at least) and supported the "Other OS" feature until Sony disabled it with a firmware update. ;-(