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Why you may want a Raspberry pi?

The computer is around the size of debit or credit card so tiny size the storage is normally done on SD card but you can use other storage if you want to get more into things. What Is It? At its core, the Raspberry Pi is a tiny, low-cost computer . It usually stores data on a microSD card, but can also use external drives for more complex setups. It runs Linux (most often Raspberry Pi OS), but you can install other operating systems too. 🕹️ What People Use It For The Pi’s flexibility makes it a gateway into dozens of fun or useful projects. Some common use cases include: 🎮 Retro Gaming & Older Software Emulate classic consoles (NES, SNES, PlayStation, etc.). Run vintage PC software or create retro-style games. 💻 Learn and Practice Coding Get hands-on with Linux , command-line tools, and programming languages like Python, Scratch, or C++. Make your own software, automate tasks, or build games. 📡 Monitor the World Track boats or aircraft with public signals. ...

If you are concerned about online privacy

 If you are concerned about online privacy You can solve that by buying a Raspberry 5 it will have adblocker preinstalled in it's first browser you can install brave very quick and easy or Tor or other ones If you don't want to go down the full Linux rabbit hole for example I got a Kali laptop Pi is good enough introduction for you. I would get 8GB ram if you want 4GB should be fine. You need a SD card of at least 60GB if not it will get you forced to keep removing things if you want bigger like I got 128GB then go with that option or bigger.  https://www.theengineer.info/2025/02/why-amiga-coding-still-matters-look-at.html To setup a raspberry with wireless mouse and keyboard and computer and monitor cost around £110 based on Raspberry Pi 4 that was cost to setup my one fully.