>that one guy who fell for the arduino meme

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>that raspi 'emulator box' that just sits on a shelf

>>61327233
m8 I know a company that uses an arduino rig to test VERY expensive medical devices

>>61327532
AVRs do have the advantage of timing determinism when programmed in assembly, which is important in test equipment. The USB-serial converter in hardware eats no CPU when not in use, which is an advantage.
Arduino just happens to be a cheap, easy way to get an AVR on a board with a USB-to-serial converter and a few socket pins.

>>61327492
I've been using my for Four Job Fiesta fyi.

>>61327532
Arduinos are good for testing all sorts of electronics, we also use it where I work

>>61327492
I use mine as a torrent/seed box, good choice once I realized it can't emulate n64 for shit.

>>61329477
I believe that's the first time in my life I have seen sensible "frequently bought together" recommendations from spamazon.