Many Raspberry Pi-like developer boards are available, but most can’t run Microsoft’s Windows 10 desktop operating system. OS versatility is a strong suit of the new SolidRun Q4 board. SolidRun can run multiple versions of Windows 10. It has the flexibility to be a PC or a board to use to create cool gadgets. The SolidPC Q4 is packed with fast processors, memory, storage, and ports that make it a viable Windows 10 PC. It’s cheap at US$139, but here’s the bad news: You’ll need to buy the Windows 10 desktop OS separately, and its price starts at $119.99. The board computer will need to be configured to meet the minimum requirements of Windows 10, which is 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage for a 64-bit version of the OS. SolidRun Q4 supports up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM and has up to 128GB of internal flash storage.
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