Technical question on arduino and raspberry pi

Hello slacker newsers. Work sucks butt worse than 2023, so I've decided to focus on some personal project and ideas I've had for years. Without getting into too many details, I'd like to connect a simple storage device (small ssd maybe?) to a screen. Either touch screen or one with a controller (like what you have on your TVs where you can scroll through a menu and make preference choices). I'd like to then display an image to the screen based on user choices.

I know Raspberry Pi can handle the programming, but I'm not sure about the interface between storage and screen. I know that a computer needs a controller for storage to speak to the motherboard but can an arduino be used to create something like this on a small scale? Is there something better I should be looking at?

A member on here kindly offered to chit chat about these things in private and I forgot who it was. I'm so sorry but if you are here, I'd love your input.

This is just an idea in my head, so I might be off on some things and my goal isn't to make it easy or cut corners. It's a personal project for fun, so I don't mind if there are extra steps vs "just buy this thing."


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Raspberry pi can do this but doesn't have a sata interface so you'll need to hook it up via usb. It just runs Linux so you can basically just write code like you're writing it for an arm PC.

Arduino can probably do this but you'll need to write a lot more code, for one it doesn't have a screen interface so you'd need a peripheral and write a driver for it then the same for your SSD.


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You can add a SATA hat to raspberry pis

https://wiki.radxa.com/Dual_Quad_SATA_HAT

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That's true, another option I suppose


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uh it depends, you don't need SATA (especially if you are using SSDs, cause SATA is designed for hard drives), you could use a USB drive or a microsd card or use something like this https://pine64.com/product/quartz64-model-a-4gb-single-board-computer/ and attach some sort of nvme adapter for really fast storage

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oh good link I'll check this out too. I wasn't set on ssd but just was the first thing that came to mind.


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awesome, this is great info. Maybe I'll start off with Raspberry Pi and see what happens.


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