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The general lack of anything Raspberry Pi is having knock-on effects as well. The lower-end mini-PCs (NUC, etc.) are completely gone at my MicroCenter. Only the
by flyinghamster 3y ago
The general lack of anything Raspberry Pi is having knock-on effects as well. The lower-end mini-PCs (NUC, etc.) are completely gone at my MicroCenter. Only the mid/top-tier minis are still around.
Things seem to be looking up, though - they actually have Pi 400 kits in stock, something I haven't seen in seemingly ages. If you can cannibalize a 400 or use it as-is, that's a nice option, particularly with the heat sink. Unfortunately, it's kits only, not the bare machine.
- aleph_minus_one 3y ago> Things seem to be looking up, though - they actually have Pi 400 kits in stock, something I haven't seen in seemingly ages. If you can cannibalize a 400 or use it as-is, that's a nice option, particularly with the heat sink. Unfortunately, it's kits only, not the bare machine. Additionally, unfortunately there does not exist a version of the Raspberry Pi 400 with 8 GiB of RAM.