hi there good morning dear friends,
Single-Board Computers have been around for decades for many decades . but honestly it was the release of the first Raspberry Pi in 2012 that brought these miniature devices to the forefront of the computing industry.
schoolclasses could afford it - and teenagers too.
this is thrilling - and so awesome!! I think that the RPI is just a revolution - and the best thing since sliced bread!
Well, every year on March 14, all around the ehglobe tech enthusiasts around the world celebrate Raspberry Pi Day, an day where all honoring the groundbreaking single-board computer (SBC) that’s revolutionized DIY projects and more.
i love Rpi and as you q@9VP9KS - mentioned
ll, the pi zero 2 W was not designed to be used as a personal computer. But it does have its place in the grand scheme of things. It was designed to be embedded into a project, to provide utility. Expecting it to function as a personal computer is not sane. It would not be much better than trying to use a BS2SX or a SX28AC. (Well, maybe a tiny bit better! MUCH better than a BS1 anyway!

) They are just not meant for that.
exactly - i love the pi zero 2 W and the pico - all things are great!!
and yes
Raspberry Pi itselff (for example the RPI 4 ) - for me it is suitable for performing complexer tasks such as running elaborate robots, running a little NAS, monitoring the weather, among other things. If the project calls for complex functionalities and Internet connection, Raspberry Pi will be the best choice. That said - for simple projects, the RPi4 might be an overkill.
coz Raspberry Pi is not a microcontroller. It’s - at least for me - fully-fledged computer with CPU, integrated GPU, RAM, network interface card, USB controller, and GPIO controller for interfacing with electronics.
for small Projects i love it!
and ist a great idea - to make electronics polular and affordable
the most impresive Thing is the global community of Friends

ist awesome to see the idea xchnage and the Knowledge Transfer - in the Forums
just my two cents
therefore i choose RPI over X86 Architecture!!