PC Advisor When is the Raspberry Pi Zero W release date? PC Advisor How much will the Raspberry Pi Zero W cost in the UK? It's more expensive than the Pi Zero (which cost £4 or $5), but is still a snip at $10 (£9.60 in the UK including VAT).
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Engadget ASUS' Raspberry Pi rival can play 4K video Engadget Homebrew-friendly boards like the Raspberry Pi are great for do-it-yourself projects, but they seldom have the oomph needed to handle intensive tasks. That's where ASUS hopes to do better — it quietly released its own device, the appropriately named ..
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This Raspberry Pi-like Intel computer can be a powerful Ubuntu … PCWorld If you want a PC with Ubuntu Linux, you can turn to Intel's Joule single-board computer instead of buying a more expensive PC
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Wall Street Journal (blog) How Google Inspired Raspberry Pi's $5 Computer Wall Street Journal (blog) A chance encounter with Alphabet Inc.'s Google chairman Eric Schmidt in January 2013 led the head of a British nonprofit that makes bare-necessities computers to ditch his plans for a more expensive version of its popular $35 computer, the Raspberry Pi . Raspberry Pi Zero already sold out, says 'amazed' founder Wired.co.uk Raspberry Pi Zero: What You Can Do With This $5 Computer ABC News Pi Zero: A full Raspberry Pi for just $5 Ars Technica TechCrunch – IGN – Raspberry Pi – The Pi Hut all 268 news articles »
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PCR-online.biz Raspberry Pi passes two million unit mark PCR-online.biz The Raspberry Pi Foundation was formed as a charity in order to provide children with an affordable way to learn how to program. The £20 board includes USB and HDMI outputs and network connectivity (on the slight more expensive model), and comes