If we're talking about ancillary products, things that would complement the Pi range, then how about something low tech like a wall current power strip with (lighted) switches for the individual sockets? ( I used to have one which was designed to double as a monitor stand, back when CRTs were a thing. I would very much like to be able to turn on and off various SBC power supplies and sundry peripherals more gracefully than just plugging/unplugging them. ) Bonus for fuse and surge suppression.
Or a four port USB expander with a small switch for each port? Maybe even with those small, dovetailed tabs / sockets which would allow it to be clipped to the small, modular breadboards with such tabs.
Or a USB-to-serial adapter with four or eight (DuPont-F or DB-9) serial ports to the single USB? If DB-9, then a DB-9-to-Wire (F DuPont) adapter too.
Or a four port USB expander with a small switch for each port? Maybe even with those small, dovetailed tabs / sockets which would allow it to be clipped to the small, modular breadboards with such tabs.
Or a USB-to-serial adapter with four or eight (DuPont-F or DB-9) serial ports to the single USB? If DB-9, then a DB-9-to-Wire (F DuPont) adapter too.
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