Eight Bit
Hardcore Member
I think It is obsolete for being too old and 32 bits. Even modern Raspberry Pi 3 is 64 bits.
But Pyra itself is not obsolete for me, as there is no other device capable of replacing it. For example GDP Win 2 is too much big por a pocket and it's keyboard has no light, so you can't use it in some circumstances.I think keyboard light is a must in a mobile device (and I can say this after owning 2 Sharp Zaurus pocket computers, both not having light in keyboard).
The good part about Pyra is that it's obsolete componet, CPU/SOC, can be upgraded.
So even being 32 bit and not as fast as the newer CPU's on the market, it can still be used for most of the tasks and as it is the only CPU in/for the Pyra it is by definition not obsolete.
It will be obsolete as soon as a new, better and compatible CPU for the Pyra comes out.
Now please stop this obsolete nonsense.