Post by Hawk on Apr 6, 2023 23:53:34 GMT
I see that the Tauon PC-1 is no longer available for sale. I assume that’s because all the stocks have been sold.
I’d be interested to hear about any successes that the program achieved, aside from getting an interesting “all-in-one” computer into the hands of a few of us hobbyists.
Did the Tauon PC-1 make it into any schools? Was any educational material developed to support it?
Did the introduction of the Raspberry Pi400 throw a spanner into the works?
I thought that the Tauon PC-1 had a lot of potential running Engine BASIC as a “Boot-to-BASIC” platform. No offence to the compilers of the Android image, it works very well, but the “Boot-to-BASIC” has a certain appeal in its simplicity.
Anyway, I hope that the developer(s) did OK and look forward to seeing what they come up with next.
Hawk
I’d be interested to hear about any successes that the program achieved, aside from getting an interesting “all-in-one” computer into the hands of a few of us hobbyists.
Did the Tauon PC-1 make it into any schools? Was any educational material developed to support it?
Did the introduction of the Raspberry Pi400 throw a spanner into the works?
I thought that the Tauon PC-1 had a lot of potential running Engine BASIC as a “Boot-to-BASIC” platform. No offence to the compilers of the Android image, it works very well, but the “Boot-to-BASIC” has a certain appeal in its simplicity.
Anyway, I hope that the developer(s) did OK and look forward to seeing what they come up with next.
Hawk
