Or you plug it into one of your old monitors. We all have them laying around.
Ever since I had my own source of income, I've only bought laptops and I do not possess any monitor (old or new) at home.
Writing this, I just realized that even at work, we only have a single monitor. And it's stored on a shelf not even plugged.
If that's the only thing keeping you from buying and using a raspberry pi, you can get secondhand monitors or TVs for $20 or so.
> even at work, we only have a single monitor. And it's stored on a shelf not even plugged.
Sounds like a suitable candidate for one of these then? :)
Ever since I had my own source of income, I've only bought laptops and I do not possess any monitor (old or new) at home.
Writing this, I just realized that even at work, we only have a single monitor. And it's stored on a shelf not even plugged.
If that's the only thing keeping you from buying and using a raspberry pi, you can get secondhand monitors or TVs for $20 or so.
> even at work, we only have a single monitor. And it's stored on a shelf not even plugged.
Sounds like a suitable candidate for one of these then? :)