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Why not just get one of the many slightly better but more expensive RPi competitors, and keep the Pi (almost) standard? The Pi was never state of the art. IMO
by Joeboy 12y ago
Why not just get one of the many slightly better but more expensive RPi competitors, and keep the Pi (almost) standard?
The Pi was never state of the art. IMO losing the standardness in return for better performance would be a poor trade.
- mschuster91 12y agoAs long as the HW interface is the same (i.e. all connectors at the same place, same pinout) and the SW interface stays the same (e.g. GPIOs mapped at the same places), then you could just drop in a "RPi C" and have vastly bigger resources at your hand.
- Narishma 12y agoThankfully, the RPi foundation has no plans to release a better RPi anytime soon.