1. Computers Under $100 Joey Cardenas

2. What will you be doing?  DIY Projects  Media Streamer  Security  Education

3. Understand Your Options  DIY Computers  Pre-Owned  Virtual Machine

4. DIY Computers

5. Inside the MicroPc  CPUs  ARM Processors  ATOM Processors

6. DIY Computers  BeagleBone Black - $49  Most powerful ARM Processor  Best for hardware expandability  Click Boards  Raspberry Pi (b+) - $35  Biggest commercial support  Best for beginners

7. Alternative DIY Computers  UDOO (basic) - $99  Supports Arduino Natively*  More GPIO  Banana Pi (b+) ~ $45  Faster than Raspberry Pi  Hardware improvements

8.  Keyboard  Storage (SD Card)  Mouse  Monitor  USB cable Additional Expenses Hardware

9. Pre-Owned

10.  Generally more powerful hardware  Much cheaper  Experiment more

11. Pre-Owned Resources  Ebay  Craigslist  Goodwill  Surplus Auctions

12. Tips buying pre-owned  Wipe whatever data is on there  Darricks Boot and Nuke  Buy Bulk  DO NOT LOAD WINDOWS XP  Use a Linux distribution  Ubuntu  Kali  Debian

13. Virtual Machines

14. Advantages  Portable  Easiest set up  Practically free  Typically faster (hardware)

15. What You Need Virtual Machine  Oracle Virtual Box (free)  VMWare Fusion ($70)  Parallels ($80) Operating System  Any Linux distribution  Firefox or Chrome OS  Windows  OS X

16. Summary of Advantages  DIY Computers  Best for tinkers  Education  Most value  Pre-Owned  Powerful  Cheapest  Low opportunity cost  Virtual Machines  Convenient  Simplest  Practical

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