I don't think that an article this long was required to compare an Arduino with a Pi. The comparison chart also seems to want to make Arduino look like somethi

I don't think that an article this long was required to compare an Arduino with a Pi. The comparison chart also seems to want to make Arduino look like something you would not want. It does not really reveal anything of meaning as these are two different machines. In my opinion the definition, comparison should only mention that an Arduino is meant for real-time hardware-specific controlling/monitoring while a Pi is more like a small computer that has a possibility of controlling/monitoring a few hardware elements.