While the Raspberry Pi used to rule the kingdom of low-cost homelab hardware, that arena is now dominated by thin clients. They’re cheap, powerful (comparatively), and easy to find. Here’s why a $50 thin client should be your first homelab purchase and not a Raspberry Pi.
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