This keyboard is a $100 computer!!! - Raspberry Pi 400

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[ShortCircuit]

Note: We found the power switch; it's F10!

[raspberrypi]

I don't want to sound too forward, Anthony, but can we be best friends?

[cadventures]

I want to see Anthony play around with the RPI more

[ethansmolders]

Anthony is such a calm chill non dramatic reviewer. Honest and gets to the point

[Hlyman]

I feel like Anthony needs his own show for the ultra-nerd community. "LevelTen" (feat. Anthony)

[lozopieper]

Yeah I would love to see you tinkering with that more on LTT

[antonsenia]

The more I watch SC and LTT, the more Anthony grows on me. Man seems like a genuinely kind, wholesome fella

[paechan]

The GPIO pins are genius for learning to program. Having that physical aspect of code really clicks with most people trying to figure out programming for the first time. I would love to see Anthony tinker with this thing in another video.

[WindowsR]

Anthony’s that one guy in every movie that figures out how a alien computer works in under 15 minutes and by the end of the movie, has a full space ship built.

[XDSDDLord]

Anthony is so passionate, let him tinker with the Pi in-front of a camera :P

[ThisIsTaco]

9:59 "...it's a longboi inside" Madison really left a mark on LTT after that ROG Rig Reboot

[zigzagarisen]

Anthony is a treasure, absolutely love his presenting style and enthusiasm for tech and learning.

[CameronMills]

Everybody loves Anthony because he actually knows what the hell he’s doing

[mrcrisplinuxuser]

I just love anthony. As a computer tinkerer he is so relatable. I want more of him.

[jseen]

My favorite thing about Anthony is that when the camera man is prompting questions, he answers them directly, not the camera.
It's weird and subtle, but it's nice.

[itscarlsanity]

I love how I can feel Anthony's passion with computers and tinkering.

[gameswithbob]

I love how you can tell someone is asking questions and he’s responding as honestly as possible, doesn’t seem super scripted/memorized which is refreshing

[undeadwilldestroyall]

I want to see more of Anthony. There's something very relaxing and enjoyable about seeing someone who clearly knows their stuff on a deep level and is just so passionate about it. No ego, no gatekeeping. Just pure, heartfelt passion. More Anthony! More!

[jokoperez]

Huge props to the editor for making a natural and nonintrusive split screen of anthony's face and the monitor. I'm also sure the desktop image is edited in too, as I've noticed in other LTT episodes. Glad to see people doing their job very well :)

[ArizonaJewell]

As an IT major, I’ve always found the Raspberry Pi such a cool device. I’ve seen so many posts on Reddit with people making anything from home automation to media servers to smart mirrors. I’m happy to see that they’ve made a raspberry pi that’s in a more accessible form factor. I’d love to buy a raspi one day, I just have no idea what I’d make with it. There’s just so many options.