Move over, Raspberry Pi. This startup is building a $9 computerarstechnica.com 2 pointswebhat11 years ago1 commentSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−MichaelCrawford11yIt's not the CPU anymore, it's the I/O and the assembly that costs money.More or less you'd be paying a dollar for the microprocessor, but eight dollars for the I/O connectors and the board.
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It's not the CPU anymore, it's the I/O and the assembly that costs money.
More or less you'd be paying a dollar for the microprocessor, but eight dollars for the I/O connectors and the board.