Fun thing: Apparently if you buy a Raspberry Pi, it now comes with a 
free copy of Mathematica.

Not some crippled version. The entire thing. For free.



Well, I say "not crippled"... it'll only run on a Raspberry Pi. Which is 
fine for solving the occasional quadratic equation, but you can't do 
advanced aerospace engineering with it. So I guess it's not like they're 
losing any sales here.

Also: Apparently the Raspberry Pi is _more powerful_ than the hardware 
that Mathematica was originally released for. (Apple Mac? Apple II??)

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