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I looked back in your post history a couple of pages, didn't see said comment. However, there is no way it's 10% more expensive than the original Pi with infla
by b112 9mo ago
I looked back in your post history a couple of pages, didn't see said comment.
However, there is no way it's 10% more expensive than the original Pi with inflation. It's easily double, if not more.
You can buy low end tablets significantly cheaper now. A tablet with a screen, more ram, storage, a battery.
A Pi is a rip off, for what it costs to build.
It's not like they make the OS or kernel either. They basically copy and paste Debian, and add some fluff modz, most of it OSS they didn't write.
https://www.amazon.ca/Expansion-Octa-core-Processor-Touchscreen-Widevine/dp/B0FF9MTHF6 https://www.amazon.ca/Expansion-Octa-core-Processor-Touchscr...
https://www.amazon.ca/Raspberry-Pi-8GB-2023-Processor/dp/B0CK2FCG1K https://www.amazon.ca/Raspberry-Pi-8GB-2023-Processor/dp/B0C...
- Mashimo 9mo agoMy mistake, it was indeed 20% percent, aka 10 bucks. rPi3 40 EUR form 2016 is now ~52 EUR adjusted for inflation. Compared to 62 EUR for the current model rPi 2Gb. Cheapest tablet with larger then 1gb ram locally is around ~85 EUR. All prices including 25% VAT.