Well said. I guess my first thought with the Raspberry Pi was as a ridiculously cheap/efficient HTPC, and secondly as a tool for relatively poor kids to be abl

Well said. I guess my first thought with the Raspberry Pi was as a ridiculously cheap/efficient HTPC, and secondly as a tool for relatively poor kids to be able to have their own computer to program/explore on with decent hardware. This fills those same niches, while having some notable advantages: better CPU, GPU, compatibility, extensibility, etc. (And obvious disadvantages.) Outside of these two niches, the advantages of the Raspberry Pi matter a lot more.