Why did toy computers for children never catch on?
Why did toy computers for children never catch on?
Lincoln Moore
Henry Taylor
Because children already have computers that are more powerful and all they use them for is Facebook and porn.
Robert Hernandez
Because young girls should take up gender studies while they are still gullible in order to sculpt them into proper figureheads of society,
while young boys should be given hormonal treatment early instead of patriarchal studies so they can turn gender-neutral and trans as early as possible and so their toxic masculinity can be cut off as soon as possible.
Grayson Allen
Because parents and kids can't figure them out instantly. There's a learning curve
Kayden King
Windows is actually an extremely popular operating system.
Joseph Wilson
They did, massively, in the 80s. Literally millions of machines sold. Then cheap PCs happened.
Jayden Wright
once you get a little skill and knowledge you start playing with VMs instead
Christopher Bailey
Based
Jaxson Morris
They can't play Fortnite on it.
Hunter Gomez
Toy computers made for children but used by adults caught on pretty well though.
Julian Rogers
They're cheap and use minimal power. Really makes for a good way to keep a server that barely needs any power.
Alexander Price
>????????????
Oliver Butler
But they did
Gabriel Bennett
They're selling millions of them user...
Joseph Barnes
Because Parents have to know about too
Andrew Powell
Because the rPi is expensive as fuck if you don't live in a developing country. $50 here. And not enough people know about the cheap alternatives like Orange Pi.
Caleb Torres
>And not enough people know about the cheap alternatives like Orange Pi.
It's not that much cheaper and it's very poorly supported.
Ayden Rodriguez
Kids are getting displaced by pajeets.
Ryan Cruz
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Luke James
>never catch on
Didn't they sold like 14 million units like a year ago.
Buy now they probably sold close to 20 million.
That's not bad
Anthony Bennett
They did. It was a flood of them. Have you never heard of a Vtech?
Jayden Nguyen
>toy computer for children
it did catch on. Its called iPad
Brody Campbell
i know you aren't referring to the PI
people try to take this as a full grown pc, it's not.
these little guys are more powerful than several of my early pc's but these were designed as learning tools
invent something, miniaturize something, learn
i have built small robots, flashy lights, i have a touch screen pi that i can configure as a home security manager or to control devices in my home
i have a stack of pi's connected to share memory, processor, drive space and it all runs on about 50 watts as apposed to the 1000+ watt power supply on any of my pc's
i convinced some to use a bunch of pi's for mining bit coin because their rigs were so loud and generated so much heat