Ars Technica Raspberry Pi sells over 10 million computers Ars Technica Four years since it first went on sale to eager developers, the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer has sold an impressive 10 million units. It remains the UK's best-selling computer ever—and a reminder that you don't have to be a Silicon Valley …
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Engadget Raspberry Pi has now sold 10 million computers Engadget To celebrate the milestone, the UK company has launched what it refers to as “the perfect bundle.” The official Raspberry Pi Starter Kit contains a Raspberry Pi 3, an 8GB SD card with the NOOBs operating system preloaded, an official Kinneir Dufort … Raspberry Pi sells over 10 million computers Ars Technica This $35 Computer Just Passed a Major Sales Milestone Fortune Raspberry Pi launches official starter kit to celebrate 10 million sales PCWorld CNET – Wired.co.uk – BBC News – Raspberry Pi all 74 news articles »
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Raspberry Pi Sells Over 5 Million Units to Date Maximum PC It is hard to believe that the Raspberry Pi has been around for three years already. Launched back in 2012, the credit card-sized PC attracted quite a bit of attention due to its $35 price and potential ability to encourage programming with children …
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