Let us help you build your own Chromebox with a Raspberry Pi400
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The Raspberry Pi 400 is a great little light-duty desktop PC on its own and makes a great DIY Chromebox thanks to the developers of FydeOS. While it might not have the same processing power as the best Chromebox out there, most of us will find it`s more than adequate for running Chrome OS — or ChromiumOS, in this case. Best of all, since everything lives on an SD card you`re not losing any functionality — swap cards and boot back into a standard Linux distribution any time. Products used in this guide All-in-one keyboard PC: Raspberry Pi 400 Kit ($160 at Amazon) Your storage: SanDisk 128GB Ultra MicroSDXC card ($20 at Amazon) An SD to USB adapter: Anker USB 3 SD card reader ($14 at Amazon) You`ll also need access to a `regular` PC to download the image and flash it to your SD card using a program called Etcher. Install the software Visit the Chromium on Raspberry Pi Github page and download the prebuilt system image. Insert the SD card into the computer you plan on using ...