RASPBERRY PI WHICH BOARD IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

THE POPULAR HOBBYIST BOARD COMES IN MANY VARIANTS. NIK RAWLINSON DEMYSTIFIES THE LINEUP

The Raspberry Pi is the best-selling British personal computer of all time. Launched in 2012, it surpassed the ZX Spectrum’s lifetime sales in just three years, and it’s remained on an upward trajectory ever since. The platform has also expanded considerably. There are now five major generations of the Raspberry Pi, plus compact Zero variants and the ultra-lightweight Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board – not to mention a wide range of peripherals, including keyboards, mice, cameras, touch displays and much more. While it’s great to have so many options, it can be also be a bit daunting. If you’re new to the world of Raspberry Pi, you could be forgiven for not knowing where to start. Do you need a full-sized board? How much processor power do you need, and…

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