PINE64
A phone that runs a full Linux userland, with hardware switches under the back cover that cut power to the radios, microphone and cameras.
Listed from $199.99

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PINE64
A phone that runs a full Linux userland, with hardware switches under the back cover that cut power to the radios, microphone and cameras.
Listed from $199.99
PINE64
A 10 inch Linux tablet with a detachable keyboard in the box. Developer hardware, in PINE64's own words.
Listed from $159.99
Lenovo
The current business ThinkPad, certified for Ubuntu. Choose your Linux image and peripherals in the system builder.
Listed from $2,482.77
Dell
Dell's 16 inch business laptop, from the short list Dell will ship with Ubuntu already installed.
Listed from $1,992.31
Lenovo
A 14 inch ThinkPad mobile workstation with 32 GB and a 1 TB drive, from the generation Lenovo still sells with Ubuntu on it.
Listed from $2,029
Dell
A 14 inch Dell laptop where Ubuntu is the operating system already selected on the configurator and Windows is the paid upgrade.
Listed from $2,089.99
HP
HP's 14 inch mobile workstation, the current Intel generation of a line HP sells with Linux preinstalled.
Listed from $2,929.99
Lenovo
A one litre desktop for a desk or a shelf, and the cheapest business machine in this catalog.
Listed from $979
HP
HP's small business desktop with a vPro processor, certified for Ubuntu and shipped with Windows.
Listed from $1,079
Dell
Dell's micro desktop, from the short list Dell will ship running Ubuntu.
Listed from $1,552.47
OpenFactory
A small always-on machine for one service, a build agent, or a first home server. One fixed build.
Listed from $2,099
OpenFactory
An edge node OpenFactory assembles around the Raspberry Pi 5 in 1 GB and 16 GB, plus the bare board in 2, 4 and 8 GB, with the image you built already written to it.
Listed from $59
Raspberry Pi
A Pi 5 built into a keyboard, with 8 GB of memory. Plug in a monitor and it is a working Linux desktop.
Listed from $200
Raspberry Pi
The previous generation Pi, in production until at least January 2034, in 3 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB.
Listed from $188.65
Raspberry Pi
A Pi 5 with no ports, meant to go inside a product, listed with Raspberry Pi's own IO board. In production until at least January 2036.
Listed from $67.50
Raspberry Pi
A 15 dollar quad core Pi with 512 MB of memory and wireless on board. The one board here the memory repricing did not touch.
Listed from $15
Hardkernel
An x86 board with an i3-N300, ten gigabit networking and four M.2 slots, sold with no memory in it.
Listed from $299.95
Hardkernel
Four SATA ports and 2.5 gigabit networking on a small x86 board, again with no memory fitted.
Listed from $159
Radxa
An 8 GB RK3588S board, the best supported of the RK3588 family, rated Platinum by Armbian.
Listed from $159
BeagleBoard
A 70 dollar TI AM67A board with 4 TOPS of accelerator and mainline kernel support, which is the strongest of any board here.
Listed from $141.68
OpenFactory
A four drive storage machine running ordinary Linux, shipped with the drives already in it.
Listed from $1,399
OpenFactory
A silent multi port box for running your own router or firewall. One fixed build.
Listed from $1,099
HP
HP's entry tower workstation, certified for Ubuntu and sold with Linux preinstalled.
Listed from $1,334.55
Lenovo
A tower workstation with room to grow, at about the price of a business desktop.
Listed from $1,339
Dell
Dell's tower workstation, where choosing Ubuntu instead of Windows takes 45.50 dollars off the price.
Listed from $1,903.56
OpenFactory
A quiet steel tower for training and inference work that should not be running on a laptop. One fixed build.
Listed from $16,099
OpenFactory
A 24U open frame rack that arrives with the shelves, power and cabling already sorted.
Listed from $8,299
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