Your right, but anybody who can see any of those aspects would not be the target audience for what they are doing. Documentation would appear to be the added v

Your right, but anybody who can see any of those aspects would not be the target audience for what they are doing. Documentation would appear to be the added value. So with that it can do no harm. Price wise it would seem to be very fair as well given bundle deals (http://www.maplin.co.uk/raspberry-pi-pro-kit-783586 http://www.maplin.co.uk/raspberry-pi-pro-kit-783586 I'm thinking of being in the UK) and with the extra primary school level approach documentation then this only makes it more suitable towards the target market. Remember not all parents are computer aware beyond a browser and word document. Indeed I'd say it would be very close to 100% of all hacker news readers have installed a Operating system and that in itself is not the target audience this kickstarter is aimed at. That is why your right in everything you say and still as wrong akin too telling a child there is no Santa :).