The "starter" edition is $1,000 and the standard edition is $2,500.
That pretty much kills any sort of use for side projects or lifestyle businesses until after getting significant traction...by which time most people realize python and numpy/scipi is plenty good enough.
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The "starter" edition is $1,000 and the standard edition is $2,500.
That pretty much kills any sort of use for side projects or lifestyle businesses until after getting significant traction...by which time most people realize python and numpy/scipi is plenty good enough.
Mathematica is free on the Raspberry Pi.
(Of course I'm not saying you want to base a business on that, but just that it's a cool way to get Mathematica and play with it.)