Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi computers represent a modern revolution in accessible, low-cost computing. Designed to promote learning, coding, and experimentation, these compact single-board systems deliver impressive performance in a remarkably small footprint. From retro gaming and emulation to home servers, robotics, and educational projects, Raspberry Pi devices are celebrated for their versatility and vibrant community support. This section showcases Raspberry Pi models and related hardware that highlight how affordable computing continues to inspire makers and enthusiasts worldwide.

Rasberry Pi 400

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The Raspberry Pi 400, released in 2020, is a...

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