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> and more recently lots of folks are grabbing thin clients But thin clients are typically much bigger than a Pi and consume much more power. Sure if it's some
by bambax 4y ago
> and more recently lots of folks are grabbing thin clients
But thin clients are typically much bigger than a Pi and consume much more power. Sure if it's something that never moves and is used as a server in an attic somewhere it might work, but if it's something small that you want to be able to carry around and throw in a backpack then the Pi is irreplaceable?
It's true that availability is a big problem though.
- monkmartinez 4y agoThey are not that much bigger and the power draw isn't much more either, what would you say? The DELL WYSE Dx0Q has 15w printed on the case. How many people need to print or buy a case for the rpi? The dell comes with one... and is easily interfaced with a HDD/SSD and super easy to connect a cheap microcontroller to get GPIO if you need that.