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CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 4GB Starter Kit - 4GB RAM Black case 10% COUPON APPLIED AT CHECKOUT $89.99
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank mwebb11111
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$45 for the pi 4 4gb these days + $7 case + $7 SD card + $20 in cables is still cheaper than this setup though if you want to go ultra cheap. Still for everything included this is a decent enough deal.
Anyone wanting to stick with a windows or macOS feel should check out this debian distro for the pi 4.
https://raspbian-x.com/
I'm thinking I could work with him remotely on some fun things on this too, win-win to my brother... Maybe some programming tasks and send some gadgets every now and then for us to get a LED light to flash or something.
He loves minecraft, so I would want it to run well; or is it worth it to move up to a PC/laptop that's more future proof but less DIY/testing/projects.
TIA
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I'm thinking I could work with him remotely on some fun things on this too, win-win to my brother... Maybe some programming tasks and send some gadgets every now and then for us to get a LED light to flash or something.
He loves minecraft, so I would want it to run well; or is it worth it to move up to a PC/laptop that's more future proof but less DIY/testing/projects.
TIA
Personally, I've been buying these cheap and setting up new people like what you are looking for to give out to friends and family.
Still, you can use the pi for a minecraft server easy enough.
https://www.balena.io/blog/how-to...th-balena/
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One word convenience! You order and two days later you can set it up! That simple and no more drama like is this a good case, is that fan handles my pie heat, good sd card to store install is where is no ss card failures etc.. you are literally saving all the time and everything is right next to you. Lots of people are not tinkers; they read about pi this forum and look at YouTube videos. So, for them this is best startup kit without fuss about buying separate power cable, hdmi, fan, sd card etc.
I don't understand this comment. Assuming that you did already own many of these because you own other pi's, whose to say that all of your existing accessories aren't currently being used by your other pi's? Your comment is bizarre to me.
I own one pi zero, how many do I need? Limited use piece of equipment. Neat to play with but that's about it. Basement is a computer graveyard as it is.
Whoa! I should have known you weren't a serious tech person, now your comment makes perfect sense. Carry on...
Use AdGuard instead, I thought it was easier to configure and gave me way less trouble blocking necessary things like most of the free video apps on Roku.