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The rpi is not unique enough (or even unique at all) to be able to get away with doing something like that.
by gavaw 3y ago
The rpi is not unique enough (or even unique at all) to be able to get away with doing something like that.
- shapefrog 3y ago> If these customers do not have access to Raspberry Pi, then they are likely to "go to the wall". 'Should I zero some of those customers or constrain them so heavily that they go out of business or take very serious damage?' The CEO of Raspberry Pi disagrees with you.
- gavaw 3y agoOf course the CEO of %company% is going to say that %company_product% is absolutely unique and irreplaceable. The truth is that browsing through alibaba proves him wrong, fast. All he has is a trademark (which is extremely valuable, don't get me wrong).
- aleph_minus_one 3y ago> The truth is that browsing through alibaba proves him wrong, fast. Where can I find a SBC on Alibaba that uses the same SoC as some Raspberry Pi?