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<r>[img]<URL url="http://ddub.org/sites/default/files/images/vic20_1.jpg">http://ddub.org/sites/default/files/images/vic20_1.jpg</URL>[/img]<br/> <br/> Seems to me everything the Raspberry Pi wants to be, a cheap computer for kids to learn programming on, the Vic-20 already beat it to market by... 3...

<t>Reading the forums here, I see absolutely no schools or teachers clamoring for the Raspberry Pi. None. Maybe I haven't read enough posts yet, but it seems to me, that targeting this device as something to be mass produced and deployed in schools was initial idealistic and wishful thinking, and a ...

How about QNX then?

<t>I was going to recommend the same thing - you'd make a brick of a computer that was virtually indestructible. That's was my biggest complaint about ISA / PCI personal computer cards... they skimped too much on cost, they should of sealed them into epoxy, because these things get thrown into huge ...

<t>My Raspberry Pi physical design recommendations:<br/> <br/> All of your connectors should be put on one side / edge of the board, NOT all around the board edge where ever its convenient from a board design perspective to bring them out. This includes the USB / keyboard / mouse connectors.<br/> <b...