We're using the Raspberry Pi B+, which only costs about $35.
All we have to do to set this thing up is put Raspberry Pi on an SD card, plug it into the Pi, and then plug the Pi into the TV. In fact, geeky might be too strong a word for what we're going to do. It's about the size of a credit card, comes without a case or any peripherals, and is often used for educational purposes or in geeky little projects. You may have heard of the Raspberry Pi, but for the uninitiated, it's just a very small, inexpensive computer. We're talking about using the Raspberry Pi. In fact, it will run you less than $50 and perhaps as little as $35, depending on what kind of accessories you have lying around. There's another option for adding Kodi to your media set-up, and it's a simple, low-cost solution. We've explained Kodi to newbies, picked out our favorite add-ons, and even shown you how to install Kodi on popular streaming devices like the Amazon Fire TV.īut what if you don't use your computer as an entertainment center and also don't own any major streaming boxes? Well, you're not out of luck just yet. It's no secret that we are are fans of the media center application Kodi.
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