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Oh man i was thinking of getting one of these to replace my raspberry pi
Maybe ironically with the prices dropping on these people will actually buy them..
Lenovo or HP mini PC would be a much better bang for your buck.
They're also a lot bigger and don't really fall under the same miniPC classification.
They're not a lot bigger than a NUC. My HP mini PC's footprint is like 8"x8"
And NUCs are usually 4x4. That's literally half the footprint.
Edit: a quarter of the size. This is why I don't do math before coffee.
Okay, sure, but we're talking about inches. 8x8 isn't a large footprint. Don't be obtuse. Also 4x4 is 1/4 the footprint of 8x8.
Unless space is the absolute unchangeable primary concern than the size difference doesn't matter.
Don't you mean a quarter of the footprint? It's half the size per side.