@magsol @geerlingguy It's already been at $200+. Is this in addition to that?
Edit: Yes it is.
Raspberry Pi 5 16GB is available now for $305.
W.T.F.
@adx @geerlingguy I don’t know why, but Adafruit still lists the 16GB model as $219 (they’ve had it listed at that price for awhile—again, I’ve been checking 🫠), so where this was bizarre that it was $20 pricier than elsewhere, now it’s $80 *cheaper* than most others.
At least for now.
Makes you wonder if they'll think of using half bad / faulty RAM chips, like the Sinclair Spectrum did in the 1980's 😉
@geerlingguy well, shit. I was actually waiting to buy a Pi 5 until the prices went down.
I don't know about y'all, but I'd rather see people build cool ass projects than have access to the wrong answer machine.
@geerlingguy this is starting to get really expensive, for a hobby
Long are gone the “let’s make this available for everyone” days
[edit] wait is this for real or just April 1st
@geerlingguy I know you’ve seen this video for I’m 2022, this is what I was remembering
we wanted it to be cost effective, we wanted it to be cheap
RPI1 was $35
Raspberry Pi was founded with a mission to put affordable computing in the hands of people all around the world

I wonder if interleaving memory access between two chips will have a noticeable effect on memory performance over the single chip model.