> Beagleboards are just different than RPis. Yeah agreed, and I don't think I communicated that in my comment above. It's not that the Pi is universally better

> Beagleboards are just different than RPis. Yeah agreed, and I don't think I communicated that in my comment above. It's not that the Pi is universally better in all cases, but it is better suited for many common consumer applications... Which logically leads to it being the higher selling device.