Why would you need a C64 equivalent to teach anyone to code?
IMO, cost (not counting 3rd world countries) is not the inhibiting factor of why kids don't code. It's motivation. At no point in history has it been easier to learn to code than it is now.
The attraction of Pi isn't in attracting people to learn programming. Simply put, it's an affordable computer in a small form factor that runs Linux.
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Why would you need a C64 equivalent to teach anyone to code?
IMO, cost (not counting 3rd world countries) is not the inhibiting factor of why kids don't code. It's motivation. At no point in history has it been easier to learn to code than it is now.
The attraction of Pi isn't in attracting people to learn programming. Simply put, it's an affordable computer in a small form factor that runs Linux.