I&#x27;m not sure about CHIP, but a RasberryPi can hook into our TV and I have several old USB keyboards and mice to plug into it. If you don&#x27;t, you can get one for really cheap. It&#x27;s the monitor that is most of the extra cost. (I also have a spare monitor, but I&#x27;m a computer guy so of course I have extra parts.) Anyway, if the idea is just to allow a kid to have their own computer to break&#x2F;tinker with, then sharing the family TV to run it is OK. It doesn&#x27;t solve the time-share issue. (I remember my little sister monopolizing the TV to watch Dumbo The Flying Elephant over and over again.)