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> You should think of this more like a raspberry pi than a pc motherboard.

For the price tag I think it should be more like a motherboard. Especially when Raspberry Pi 5 has official m.2 hats.

This is effectively an industrial dev board not a product for normal users. They are usually expensive because of low volume

You can connect M.2 NVMe, it just doesn't have a dedicated slot. If you're looking for a cheap device to plug a bunch of different PCIe devices into a RISC-V development board is probably not your ideal pick, look at a normal computer.

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