> [Pi] It's probably also cheaper (assuming it is suitable for the job)

I'm sure for the vast majority of applications, the full capabilities
of a micro running finely-honed assembler aren't needed.

Motor, LCD, clock, keypad etc

I got by for a long time, and still could (generally), with the 16F84-04,
-10 or -20. Obviously you use other micros with time-saving modules
(eg ADC, I2C, UART) when necessary

Joe


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