cheapest pc ever just for fun

I am just saying that it has to be a desktop pc

 

But my pi is on my desk and by definition is a personal computer. So what's the distinction here?

 

it has to be this https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon...t_content/HP/H9/HP_p6-2026uk._V165374247_.jpg

 

So you're saying put a RasPi in a desktop case?

 

so my bitfenix prodigy housed windows computer doesn't count because its not that hp case?

 

that does
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I am saying that if has to be a desktop not a micro pi

 

Its a personal computer. You still aren't making the distinction here

 

I am saying that the pi for 40 dollars isn't part of this it's that simple.

 

Fine. http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php

There is a much clearer distinction you can make, either from a technical perspective or even a more common terminology one. I am just waiting to see how many pages it takes you to realise.

 

fine micro pc's are allowed

 

I have a cheap PC: go to the city dump and look for one that works. There you go.

 

Ok, I feel like this comment section has become a little bit salty and I think I am a bit responsible for starting it (*cough cough* raspberry pie *cough cough*). What simonfrat123 originally meant is a funny pc build from one of those pc building sites like pcpartpicker. There is no reason for all this hate.

 

No more salt

Celery

 

Or he could have just said a windows compatible PC. Simple.

Either way, I raise you the 163CAD build with an HP Stream 7. I paid equivalent of 149.63CAD for a functional windows (8 at time, now 10) "computer" including a year of office. This was brand new from microsoft store.

 

I actually bought my computer (used) for $4. It was fully functioning and had a slightly broken copy of Windows 7 installed. Since then, I've upgraded it to what it is now...