That's more like an old school raspberry pi (runs Linux etc), not like a Pico. I didn't know about that specific version but variants of the Beagleboard and Beaglebone have been around forever (longer than the raspberry pi). They are better than the rpi in some ways, and at least some of them are more open, but Rpi knocked the rug out from under them in cost and performance. I wouldn't be so sure of the security of the wireless Pico either.