c*******v
发帖数: 2599 | 1 作者改变了这个故事。想象力很重要。
HN有个评论很好：
This blows my mind. I know, it's much more incremental than it is
revolutionary, but I think the form factor achieves a much greater degree of
access for many people than a typical Pi whose bare hardware may be a lot
more intimidating. Now, it's "just" a computer, which happens to expose a 40
-pin connector for the standard Pi hardware fun. And unlike other options
you might find, this has the massive built-in community that comes with Pi
It reminds me of what Apple does when it redefines a product category by "
just" bringing together existing technology into a more convenient form
factor and UX.
I don't know if this will quite have that level of impact, but I see the
potential, especially now with remote learning: My kids are on a hybrid
schedule. I'm fortunate to be able to provide them their necessary computing
resources. Not everyone can: The district couldn't secure all of the
necessary Chrome Books, and some students have been left attempting remote
learning via their parent's phone, or simply left behind. A cheap mass
market device has some truly amazing potential to fill in these gaps at the
same time that it enables more advanced S(T)EM learning than you could get
with a typical cheap Chrome Book.
I'm also old enough to remember when you'd be hard pressed to find a desktop
computer for under $1000, perhaps $1500 adjusted for inflation. One for $70
-$100 really just hammers home how far we've come. | n******t
发帖数: 4406 | 2 在這個尺存上，RPI和用X86小盒子沒有優勢，而且還有兼容性的問題。
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: 作者改变了这个故事。想象力很重要。
: HN有个评论很好：
: This blows my mind. I know, it's much more incremental than it is
: revolutionary, but I think the form factor achieves a much greater degree of
: access for many people than a typical Pi whose bare hardware may be a lot
: more intimidating. Now, it's "just" a computer, which happens to expose a 40
: -pin connector for the standard Pi hardware fun. And unlike other options
: you might find, this has the massive built-in community that comes with Pi
: It reminds me of what Apple does when it redefines a product category by "
: just" bringing together existing technology into a more convenient form
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