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 Purpose-built single-board computers for low-power always-on servers.
-> //Raspberry Pi offers excellent power efficiency and is ideal for lightweight services.//
+> //Raspberry Pi offers low power consumption and suits lightweight services.//
 ===== Overview =====
-Raspberry Pi devices are designed for low-power always-on operation, making them excellent home servers. They consume minimal power, are easy to set up, and have extensive community support.
+Raspberry Pi devices are designed for low-power always-on operation, making them practical home servers. They consume minimal power, are easy to set up, and have extensive community support.
 ===== Model Recommendations =====
-**Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB)**: Best choice for general hosting in 2026
+**Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB)**: Recommended choice for general hosting in 2026
   * 2-3x faster than Pi 4
   * Supports NVMe storage via PCIe
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   * [[https://selfhosting.sh/hardware/raspberry-pi-home-server/|Raspberry Pi as a Home Server: Complete Guide]]
-  * [[https://ton-technotes.com/en/blog/2026-04-12-raspberry-pi-home-server-comparison/|I Want a Home Linux Server — So I Compared Every Raspberry Pi]]
+  * [[https://ton-technotes.com/en/blog/2026-04-12-raspberry-pi-home-server-comparison/|I Want a Home Linux Server: So I Compared Every Raspberry Pi]]
   * [[https://dockerspot.com/blog/choosing-the-right-raspberry-pi-for-self-hosted-services/|Choosing the Right Raspberry Pi for Self-Hosted Services (2026)]]
   * [[https://www.bigiron.cc/guides/a-homelab-on-a-pi-5-what-fits|A homelab on a Pi 5: what fits, what doesn't, and the honest BoM]]