Last Updated on May 5, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org
- It has no problems with delivery.
- It started selling from 50 euros.
- It can be delivered tonight from Digitec to Zurich for 125 SFR:
- It is a barebone without memory and drive.
- it is ranked at place 49 of barebones at Digitec:
- but it is the smallest barebone listed there.
- The size is a bit bigger than two Raspberry Pi 4.
- There is no drive included and no RAM included
- it supports up to 8 GB
- 4 GB are available used starting from around 14 Euros
- 8 GB available used starting from around 28 Euros
- m2 ssd is supported
For readers who do not speak German, here the written transcription for your translation:
- There is no Windows licence included which is great for Linux users
- The reviewer used Manjaro as lightweight OS since processor power is weak
- The surf speed similar to Raspberry Pi 4.
- It is completely silent since it has no fan.
- The 7 year old Celeron processors slows the system down.
- The processor runs only one at 1 Ghz, up to 2,1 Ghz in turbo mode
- The CPU is only dual core.
issues:
- the power draw is 2 x as much as from a Raspberry Pi
- The use as a desktop is limited, even more limited than for the Raspberry Pi 4, since the 7 year old Celeron processors slow the system down
- small case requires expensive SSD modules:
alternative Lenovo ThinkCentre M910q Tiny:
- faster CPU
- bigger SSDs which are more affordable can be used
- But the device is not available anymore: