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They won't because the foundation doesn't want to make RPi's They want to get into teaching a huge number of people about hacking on electronics. They needed th
by Already__Taken 13y ago
They won't because the foundation doesn't want to make RPi's They want to get into teaching a huge number of people about hacking on electronics. They needed the pi because there was nothing suitable to do that on for around £20.
The founders has said it would be a long time, if ever before considering making a Raspberry Tau.
If competitors spring up and make ever more powerful units they might not have to. They don't want to get into competing with arduino for example, that's not what they are for.
- IgorPartola 13y agoCurrently, yes. However, what happens as components get cheaper? A year from now, will there be a RAM chip that is the same price as now but with 2x the RAM? One can hope I suppose.
- vanderZwan 13y ago> If competitors spring up and make ever more powerful units they might not have to. Given the popularity of the Raspberry Pi that seems inevitable (and I am looking forward to it).