Yes, when you consider the amazing price of Pi you can't be dismissive of even small costs like this.

I was thinking more in terms of a suitable charitable recipient doing the work than the foundation itself. If a school or club had to sift out a few dud ones I guess that's not a bad deal.

I know a lot of adult users who will immediately upgrade to RPi2, not really because of need but because its nifty and priced below the care-threshold. Same reason a lot of us bought the earlier version. Speaking to friends about this its clear many previous Pi will probably just gather dust now. Al...