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> but it seems he overlooked the SBC SBC is not a complete PC. I was talking about one which an end user who is not tech-savvy might use.
by _448 4y ago
> but it seems he overlooked the SBC
SBC is not a complete PC. I was talking about one which an end user who is not tech-savvy might use.
- GreenBackBoogie 4y agoAgain, you tend to overlook things that are already on the market, like https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400/ https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400/ or the myriad of SBC-based computers like this. The only thing you should do is to install an OS, which is something everybody tends to do and succeed nowadays.
- dmitriid 4y agoI've bought into marketing, and bought myself a Pi 400. It's abysmally slow for everything. It feels like eeePCs of yesteryear. Underpowered and slow
- GreenBackBoogie 4y agoI fully agree with you, but it's still a PC, although not envisioned for the power users, but for the people who just need to do the most basic of stuff (e-mails, maybe a few documents, etc.), that's what a ~6W CPU can deliver.