Comment by qwerty456127

I feel like they probably should diversify their offer and make both cheaper and more expensive models. Many people here including myself probably would love to have an even more powerful and less cheap model (e.g. I consider Raspberry Pi being a common standard extensible compact computer it's key selling point, don't care much about the price but often find myself handicapped by its CPU and IO performance while we all know similar type SoCs can do much do much better as many smartphones do), at the same time for many users and use cases it indeed probably should stay cheaper than it is becoming. Perhaps selling premium beefy models could have helped sponsoring cheaper ones.