Very fitting, as I just ordered one the other day. Price point in the $25-35 range is very tempting for projects where the newer Raspberry Pi's are just too ex

Very fitting, as I just ordered one the other day. Price point in the $25-35 range is very tempting for projects where the newer Raspberry Pi's are just too expensive. I'd rather pick up a N100-based thing or one of those refurbished mini PC's if I need more CPU/RAM/storage etc, and while the Zero 2 is cheap it lacks physical Ethernet port and has only 512MB of RAM. As such these feel more like the Raspberry Pi 3 successors I've been missing. Tradeoff is they require more fiddling like the article mentions.