Yes this. My total computing outlay this year is £70 so far. That's £52 for the Samsung SSD (840 Evo) which was new, some rubber feet and a couple of keytops f

Yes this. My total computing outlay this year is £70 so far. That's £52 for the Samsung SSD (840 Evo) which was new, some rubber feet and a couple of keytops for an X201 I intercepted on the way to the recyclers and £8 for a wireless mouse. So for that, I got an industrial grade laptop with an i5 CPU, 4Gb of RAM and a 120Gb SSD... That's less than a Pi with a suitable monitor/TV to attach to it. (I haven't included the MSDN account copy of Windows 8.1 Pro because I didn't pay for that ;-)