LattePanda Alpha 864s - The Ideal Tiny Windows/Linux Device, No Win10 Product Key Required Review

LattePanda is a great little PC/Server that can run Linux, Windows or whatever. It's nice that it has 8GB of RAM, built-in WiFi and Ethernet. Sure, it's a bit more expensive than the Raspberry Pi, but overall I'm happy with my purchase.

I've been using it for about a week and I like it. I just need to make a case somehow and see if you can add an external one Fan with ports I made a small case because it works great, maybe not very nice but I'm much more comfortable with my little panda pc and I can use it to play my original Xbox online.

Surprised by the power and performance of this boring computer but be aware that a good m.2 SSD doesn't come cheap if you need fast data transfer when you use it as a Use mediabox or for bighugeslow torrents I use it for that as it draws very little power from the wall. I could use an external drive, but I have many users who download it very often and need it fast

I have used several single board computers but I prefer the Alpha. Expensive? You bet they're ready to go right out of the box. The software runs without crashing or having to go to the help forum every five minutes to get something working. It uses 12V direct from the board making it ideal for mobile or emergency use. Both my monitor and board run on 12v so the first time it went out and it kept working and I was sold. there is an answer when it is heard. Never has a Pi run more than a month…

$420 for NASA could be good; nothing for me, too expensive, I can use it to buy a new laptop. $200 is a more reasonable price for one person.

Surprised by the power and performance of this boring computer, but be aware that a good m.2 SSD doesn't come cheap if you need fast data transfer need if you use them as a media box or for bighugeslow torrents i use it for that as it draws very little power from the wall i could use an external drive but i have a lot of users who download from it very often and need it fast

1st Edition:A. The Case – As much as I love the LattePanda, I feel uncomfortable every time I have to reach for an open stand to connect or disconnect a USB, video or network cable. I'm worried that I might bend the component, stop the fan, short out the board, or discharge static electricity and kill it. I've probably done this 100-200 times, the worst thing that has happened so far is the video disappearing for 15 seconds and 2 times I accidentally pressed the power button. The prerequisite…