Raspberry Pi 500

A brilliant update to the Pi 400, this “all in one” keyboard computer makes the most of the Raspberry Pi 5’s power

LES POUNDER

PRICE £71 (£85 inc VAT) from thepihut.com When the Raspberry Pi 400 (see issue 316, p58) was released in 2020, it evoked nostalgia for anyone who used Commodore or Sinclair machines in the 1980s. Evidently the idea of a computer in a keyboard retains similar appeal in the 2020s, as Raspberry Pi has followed it up with the Pi 500, based on the current flagship Raspberry Pi 5. You can buy the computer on its own for £85, or as part of the Desktop Kit for £113. Both come with a 32GB A2 SDR104-compatible microSD card, but the Desktop Kit also includes a 27W USB-C power supply, micro-HDMI-to-HDMI cable and The Official Raspberry Pi Beginner’s Guide book. As with the Raspberry Pi 400, all of the ports sit on the…

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