PCWorld The 5 things that would have made Raspberry Pi 3 better PCWorld What can you fit into a Raspberry Pi board while still keeping the price to $35? That's a question Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton wrestled with when planning the third version of the product. He opted for a faster 64-bit ARM processor and wireless …
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The Register Raspberry Pi celebrates fourth birthday with fruity version 3 The Register Regarding performance of the new model, the Pi Foundation says: “Combining a 33% increase in clock speed with various architectural enhancements, this provides a 50-60% increase in performance in 32-bit mode versus Raspberry Pi 2, or roughly a factor … Raspberry Pi 3 review – Wi-Fi tests and benchmarks Expert Reviews Raspberry Pi 3 adds Wi-Fi and Bluetooth: Firm unveils $35 board as it reveals it has become the UK's best-selling … Daily Mail Raspberry Pi 3: What You Can Do With This $35 Computer ABC News CIO – CNET all 297 news articles »
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ZDNet Why Android and even Windows might make it onto the Raspberry Pi 3 ZDNet While Windows 10 was released for the Raspberry Pi 2 last year it isn't the full desktop version of the Microsoft OS, but a cut-down version called Windows IoT Core designed to support Internet of Things appliances. However, Upton says the Pi 3 is … Raspberry Pi celebrates fourth birthday with fruity version 3 The Register Raspberry Pi 3 review – Wi-Fi tests and benchmarks Expert Reviews The 5 things that would have made Raspberry Pi 3 better PCWorld IT PRO – Lifehacker UK all 306 news articles »
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