Originally posted by SteamPunker
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A M.2 slot would be perfectly fine for a raspi.
Perhaps it was even someone at the Raspberry Pi Foundation who requested Thunderbolt support to be enabled for ARM architectures in the Linux kernel, since they are currently working on such a board?
Perhaps some other manufacturer or startup could even crowdfund the development of a mini-ATX board with multiple PCIe slots (and perhaps even conventional PCI slots through a bridge), as well as USB 3.0, better sound, SODIMM slots for RAM expansion, possibly integrated graphics, etc, which you could simply plug a Raspberry Pi 4
Not to mention one which you could easily upgrade by swapping out the Pi board with a possible Raspberry Pi 5 or some other compatible SBC in the future.
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