Me too. However, the board is cheap and properly supported and conforms to a lot of standards. If you stick to branded stuff then for less than £100 you get a

Me too. However, the board is cheap and properly supported and conforms to a lot of standards. If you stick to branded stuff then for less than £100 you get a thin client capable of 1080p in a decent case that can be bungeed to the back of a monitor with a power supply that wont blow up and a decent HDMI cable. The wifi and ethernet are good enough for 1080p streaming and good enough for good quality RDP. Modern low cost SD cards are pretty quick as well. I have rather a lot of them, at home and work. For me, quality and standards count. Nowadays Pis are made in Wales (by Sony). They are designed by a British foundation. To all intents and purposes they are a British computer that fulfils a particular niche rather well. No, the Pi3 does not have GBE or SATA but it is (in my opinion) a piece of kit that you can trust to not set fire to your cat.