02-01-2014, 04:14 PM
What can you do with a micro computer that costs less than $50 and runs off only 5 volts?
They were originally created as an education tool. Folks use them for all sorts of things like regular PC, kiosks, controlling robots, web servers, remote network controllers, media centers, third world computer solutions, HDMI titty pornography players and on and on.
I'm going to visa mount one to my 12v monitor (the one on the beer fridge) and have it do the job that your old compaq is doing, but with far less energy consumption. I'll also try it in the car plugged into your old double din unit.
It' main lure is the cheap price. Sky's the limit.
I is feeling like a
pi.
They were originally created as an education tool. Folks use them for all sorts of things like regular PC, kiosks, controlling robots, web servers, remote network controllers, media centers, third world computer solutions, HDMI titty pornography players and on and on.
I'm going to visa mount one to my 12v monitor (the one on the beer fridge) and have it do the job that your old compaq is doing, but with far less energy consumption. I'll also try it in the car plugged into your old double din unit.
It' main lure is the cheap price. Sky's the limit.
I is feeling like a
pi.