Ars Technica $20 “Model A+” is the cheapest Raspberry Pi ever Ars Technica After releasing a revised version of the Raspberry Pi Model B (dubbed “B+”) in July 2014, the low-cost computer project has produced its cheapest model yet, which will retail for just $20—$5 less than the previous Model A. On Monday, Raspberry Pi …
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Gigaom The new Raspberry Pi is the cheapest yet, costing just $20 Gigaom This is intended to make life easier for users through auto-configuration and, while the makers of Raspberry Pi add-on boards don't have to use the HAT specification, the advantages of doing so are clear. For the Foundation, greater consistency of …
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Register New Raspberry Pi A+ goes on sale, old version now just US$20 Register “When we announced Raspberry Pi back in 2011, the idea of producing an 'ARM GNU/Linux box for $25' seemed ambitious,” he writes, “so it's pretty mind-bending to be able to knock another $5 off the cost while continuing to build it here in the UK, at … The new Raspberry Pi is the cheapest yet, costing just $20 Gigaom Raspberry Pi's new computer is somehow even smaller and cheaper Engadget New Raspberry Pi A+ computer gets smaller, cheaper and therefore more … VentureBeat The Next Web