Here’s the cheapest Windows PC right now - and it even has a spare M.2 slot

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BMax may not be a household name but with a product like the B1 mini PC that could double as a thin client ($99.99 at Gearbest after a $20
discount via a coupon code GBCNBMAXB1), it may well soon be.Unlike some of the other sub-$100 computers we listed here, the B1 is based on
the Intel Celeron N3060 CPU which is a slightly more powerful processor compared to the Atom X5-8350 usually found in these devices.This
could make it a perfect match for anyone looking for an affordable, yet competitive business PC.Running one of our best VPN services on that
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attacksYou can expand the storage capacity of this mini PC by choosing one of our best microSD cardsDisclaimers? Don’t expect it to be in
any way powerful enough to play any recently-released games, however it will be great for office work and for light tasks in general.The B1
also packs 4GB of memory and 64GB eMMC storage; unique amongst sub-$100 PC is the fact that you can add a second SSD drive in the shape of a
M.2 slot and given how cheap SSD are at the moment (even 2TB ones), it might be an easy way to get a souped up storage server.The rest of
the configuration is pretty much standard for an entry level PC; 802.11ac Wi-Fi, four USB ports, a VGA port (a rarity at this price), a HDMI
one, Gigabit Ethernet (even rarer) and a 3.5mm headset jack
Since it has a VESA bracket, you will be able to drop it at the back of a monitor without much trouble.