More accurately, the Pi has a bigger community of vocal fans and press who&#x27;ll play up its accomplishments and shout down competitors and criticism of the Pi. For example, notice how not having onboard WiFi doesn&#x27;t matter when the Pi lacks it, but is a big deal when it has it and its competitor doesn&#x27;t. Also how the Hackaday article spins it as a good thing that, four years later, the Pi Foundation has released a board that&#x27;s actually useable for the purpose they were promoting it for all along. For those four years, any suggestion the Pi wasn&#x27;t usable for education was shouted down by fans and ignored by the press, but now the Pi 3&#x27;s out and they can spin it as a positive thing...