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Over the last few years with the raspberry pi people selling their inventory to enterprise customers instead of the hobbyists that have using them for 10+(?) Years ive found that x86 thin clients are actually a much better option in terms of price and upgradability. Most modern thin clients (wyse, HP, etc) have m.2 storage expansion, sodimm sockets, and sometimes even pcie expansion. If you get lucky you can get a decent current-ish gen thin client for ~100$ depending on the specs. What are pi 4s going for these days?
Depends where you buy it. If you can get it from adafruit or something it's like $45 to $75 depending on the memory.