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Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#101
Absolutely wonderful! This is getting ever more close to the joy of the original home computers, and a great setup for a kid to start with especially with the book provided. The RPi4 is also an impressive bit of kit. Bravo RPi foundation!

Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#102
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Rubbish. They do. My daughter's school has a pile of knackered Pi's that the teachers don't have the time and budget to fix. Broken connectors, duff microSDs, bricks. They don't use them now, preferring python on windows.

sounds like people simply weren't taking any care of them, that's why they broke. If they had cases and decent sd cards that probably wouldn't have happened.

School computers take a beating. That's why the two are incompatible.

Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#106
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Why isn't it just a CM plugged into the bottom of the keyboard circuit board for upgradability... it doesn't bode well that Rasberry Pi's own products aren't using the weird connecter the CM has.

If you want to upgrade you might as well just buy a regular RPi4 and plug in your own keyboard.

Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#107
This is so good, I work from home and I've been eyeballing products like this for a while but until now its all been 3rd party. What would really take the cake for me is if they made a version of this but with a battery and wireless charging, then this really would be an exceptional portable desktop pc.

Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#108

Absolutely wonderful! This is getting ever more close to the joy of the original home computers, and a great setup for a kid to start with especially with the book provided. The RPi4 is also an impressive bit of kit. Bravo RPi foundation!

Yes the form factor reminds me of my first computer, a Commodore 64.

Re: Raspberry Pi 400 Desktop PC

#109

It is quite amazing to see how far we've come since the C64. Clock speed: 1827x Benchmark: 430000x Memory: 65536x Power: 0.5x Screen resolution: 130x Serial port rate: 1562500x Introductory price: 6x less Reference: [1] https://files.littlebird.com.au/Shared-Image-2020-11-02-20-0...

And boot time? ;)

RISCOS boots really fast.
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