Normally over $400. Has 16 gig of ram AND a 256GB NVME, which the ram alone is worth the price.
Raspberry Pi 500+ puts the power of Raspberry Pi 5s quad-core 64-bit Arm processor and RP1 I/O controller into an ergonomic and tactile mechanical keyboard, combining uncompromising performance with 16GB RAM and 256GB NVMe storage for a truly premium desktop computer experience.
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By contrast Microcenter still sells the Raspberry Pi 5 16GB at the inflated price of $230.
You need to pay for micro-HDMI cables seperately, as well as a PSU, which I find ridiculous since this is supposed to be an all-in-one solution.
I think the 16GB RAM is not necessary. I should've ben 8GB RAM with a lower MSRP. The bottleneck is the CPU. It is much slower than say an Intel N100.
However, if you are new to RPI and don't have a specific use in mind, it may be more beneficial to go with an x86_64 (standard AMD or Intel) mini PC for compatibility with a broader range of software and games.
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But do your own research to find a device (handheld or not) that fits your needs and if the device can play the games you are planning on playing.
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