Rui Carmo
The Raspberry Pi 500, like the 400 before it, feels like a nostalgic nod to the home computers of yesteryear, packed into a keyboard form factor that’s both charming and practical.
However, the lack of a 16GB SKU and built-in NVMe storage is mistifying, especially given the PCB actually is semi-ready for the latter. It’s as if they have a mandate to stop just short of making the hardware great, and makes it a lot less appealing for me.