>> Or just, you know, the Pi emulator, which doesn't cost money. ;-)
>
> Because a Raspberry Pi is soooooo extraordinarily expensive, sure... :P



Presumably if you hunt far enough you can find one for available at the 


> Drawback of the Pi emulator is that it doesn't come with all those neat
> I/O pins ;)

Pffft. What would I even do with those? It's not like any high-level 
language lets you interface with them anyway. And you'd have to hook up 
a bunch of relays to use them to drive anything that takes more than 
0.3mW of power. :-P

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