yes - No. It depends on what your trying to do. You need to examine he spec of each carefully. Are you trying to save a bit of cash? The Picaxe (www.picaxe.com) is going to be perhaps the cheapest.
It depends on what you are trying to do. For example if you want to have a computer, connected to a monitor and use a keyboard and mouse via a graphical interface you will want to stick with the pi. If you want to blink an led both can do the trick for you. It just depends on the project requirements.
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6 days ago
yes - No. It depends on what your trying to do. You need to examine he spec of each carefully. Are you trying to save a bit of cash? The Picaxe (www.picaxe.com) is going to be perhaps the cheapest.
4 weeks ago
It depends on what you are trying to do. For example if you want to have a computer, connected to a monitor and use a keyboard and mouse via a graphical interface you will want to stick with the pi. If you want to blink an led both can do the trick for you. It just depends on the project requirements.
4 weeks ago
Only depends on your perfered programming language and intended application.