Time for a super-sized Raspberry Pi? New 10.1-inch Touch Display 2 gives users more room for their projects but makes compromises
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An $80, 10.1-inch Raspberry Pi display that’s optimized for value per square inch keeps pushing Pi from hobby boards into low-cost HMI and kiosk territory. For teams prototyping edge devices or internal tools, this kind of hardware makes it easier to ship dedicated appliances instead of yet another web dashboard.
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