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         <p>The Inet Terra is the product of about a year of concept ideas and prototyping. Using the power of the
           Raspberry Pi 5 and the great battery life of the Pisugar 3+, The Inet Terra is able to carry the dreams of
           hobbyists all in one sleek, simple package. The Inet Terra can fit in your backpack, while still containing a
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         <h1>Performance.</h1>
         <p>The Inet Terra uses the Raspberry Pi 5, a powerful computer crammed into the size of a credit card. It can
-          handle anything from everyday web browsing to SDRs and 3d rendering.</p>
+          handle anything from everyday web browsing to SDRs, and powering your favorite Andeonic features and much more.</p>
 
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-          <h3>Technical Specifications:</h3>
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             <li><strong>SoC:</strong> BCM2712 Quad-Core Cortex-A76 @ 2.4GHz</li>
             <li><strong>RAM:</strong> 4-8 GB LPDDR4X</li>