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FYI GMKTEC Micro PC for $159

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Joe Hogan

RVF Supporter
Joined
Nov 3, 2019
Messages
3,160
Location
Florida
RV Year
2024
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
Dutch Star 4311
RV Length
43
Chassis
Spartan
Engine
Cummins
TOW/TOAD
2018 Ford Flex
Fulltimer
No
Been looking for a very small Windows based PC for the RV.
Something that can be placed in a drawer.

This might be it

 
Come on @Joe Hogan, build your own :) I used to build my own years ago, then got Dell's, then pandemic to now I've built two and love them. Not micro for me, but build your own can be fun and get exactly what you want. Try the builder thingy at Newegg.com.
 
Amazing how things have changed over the years.

That is less money than I spent taking my first real PC from 1 meg of ram to 2 🤣
 
Or I could go Big and get a Gaming level PC in mini PC format

 
You get what you pay for!
I like my chiclet keyboard cheap when I bought it (450.00) Chromebook, because I can put it on my charge station shelf and forget it, if I want to!

But there is a price I pay for that choice. Major cost is I can't upgrade the video card in the box! I can't program my PI or Arduinos offline,and things like that.

Adding the necessary hardware, I don't see the advantage!!!
 
Come on @Joe Hogan, build your own :) I used to build my own years ago, then got Dell's, then pandemic to now I've built two and love them. Not micro for me, but build your own can be fun and get exactly what you want. Try the builder thingy at Newegg.com.
I’ve assembled many PCs over the years. It is a fun and educational experience.
The technology is now past my limited knowledge of tech. It is hard enough just trying to understand the differences in the pre assembled boxes.
 
Prefer virtual machines these days.

Do have a new Mac laptop with their cpu which performs very well. Have multiple windows copies running on that for the things I have to have Windows for under Parallels.

Have a Linux VM running as well.
 
All assembled and ready for the road. BTW I don’t like using a Laptop PC.

Folding wireless keyboard /mouse, mobile monitor and GMKtec pc.
All pieces work well together.
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