The intent is that it's a hackable little computer that you can plug into the monitor/tv/keyboard/peripheral you already have. Then you can experiment with prog

The intent is that it's a hackable little computer that you can plug into the monitor/tv/keyboard/peripheral you already have. Then you can experiment with programming or Linux internals or minimum viable products or whatever using a less than 50€ computer without the risk of turning your expensive need-to-do-day-job computer into a brick. It is not supposed to be a customer item sold to be used as the only computer someone uses. It does not even have a power supply or a casing around the circuit board! And it certainly isn't a minicomputer like the PDP-11 was :)