Plug Computer newbee question

[Technologeek]

Hi all - hoping you can help

I'm looking for a plug computer that would allow me to connect all computer peripherals such as screen, keyboard, mouse, headset. I was wondering if any plug that has a USB connection, would allow me to connect all of the above. Would I need any specific build or drivers for this?

Thanks,
David

[WarheadsSE]

I strongly suggest on of the v7 boards, or the soon to be released Raspberry Pi : they were meant for that.

[Technologeek]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WarheadsSE', 'I') strongly suggest on of the v7 boards, or the soon to be released Raspberry Pi : they were meant for that.

[kmihelich]

For an as-is system that's ready to go with case and everything, the TrimSlice is about as good as you'll get. Most of the boards we support are development boards with cases made by third parties, if at all.

[Technologeek]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('kmihelich', 'F')or an as-is system that's ready to go with case and everything, the TrimSlice is about as good as you'll get. Most of the boards we support are development boards with cases made by third parties, if at all.

[kmihelich]

$200 is the typical price for a Cortex-A9 system, with $125-150 being about the range for slower A8 systems. All the rest don't come with cases, or usually even power supplies.

[pepedog]

CuBox is coming http://www.solid-run.com/products/cubox for $135