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But while the mini PC and Raspberry Pi seem like similar products, they have different strengths. We'll walk you through some of their differences and use cases to help you decide which is the ...

Use Cases Orange Pi 5 Pro: Better suited for computationally intensive tasks, such as simulations, media servers, or as a mini PC given its robust CPU/GPU and higher RAM options.

The Raspberry Pi 5 is a single-board computer with a quad-core ARM Cortex-A76 processor, up to 8GB of RAM, and a PCIe interface that makes it possible to add SSDs, hard drives, AI accelerators ...

After using them for everything from home lab projects to emulation machines, I can confirm that N100-powered mini-PCs handily beat the Raspberry Pi 5 in every field besides energy efficiency.

The Beelink GTR5 is priced below $180 (though temporarily out of stock at press time, it's worth a wishlist), the GenMachine Mini PC costs $178.99 (with a 5% discount at time of writing), and the ...

ALPON X5 is a Raspberry Pi CM5 Edge AI computer equipped with a 25 TOPS DeepX DX-M1 AI accelerator, and offering WiFi 4, 4G ...

This is not something that requires a Raspberry Pi 5, but works well on other Pi models too, such as the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. All you need is some type of sound card (see above) and a little ...

For only a few bucks more you can get a Beelink Alder Lake n100 mini PC with a power supply included. It also has an actual m.2 slot, a huge gap the pi's design at this point, with a 500GB ssd.

The pre-release version of Windows 11 ARM runs very quickly on the more powerful Raspberry Pi 5, compared to its predecessor the Raspberry Pi 4, thanks to the mini PC’s 3x faster CPU performance.

Comparing Apple’s aging M1 system-on-chip with the Raspberry Pi’s BCM2712 processor reveals a few obvious points of difference. The M1 has double the core and thread count, at eight each compared to ...

Buying the cheapest computer in the world is now cheaper than buying your lunch. The Raspberry Pi Zero is on sale for $5 US ($6.65 Cdn) from the U.K.-based Raspberry Pi Foundation.