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Or if you want something more performant and reliable than eMMC.
by jacob019 6y ago
Or if you want something more performant and reliable than eMMC.
- mbreese 6y agoExactly. There are so many use cases for the RPi that very often people wonder why you’d ever want it to support X. When the people that want feature X have a completely different use case in mind. Embedded people don’t need faster IO, so why use it? If you want to use it as a desktop, you might not need eMMC, but an M.2 slot would be critical. It’s really an interesting ecosystem of uses.