I've bought quite a few Raspberry Pis over the years since the release of the first gen. But I no longer see the value in buying one anymore. Especially for ru

I've bought quite a few Raspberry Pis over the years since the release of the first gen. But I no longer see the value in buying one anymore. Especially for running it as a low cost and low powered server. They might be fine for hardware projects or just tinkering or learning for people wanting to get started. But now there are many better options within the same price range. Some with better CPUs and more I/O options. (After you include the cost of all the accessories you need for the Pi). Plus the benefit of a x86 CPU and also things like Intel quicksync for transcoding if you buy a mini-PC running something like a N100.