Raspberry Pi to go on sale by end of month

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 07 Feb 2012 12:29 User comments (5)

Originally expected to be released in January, the $35 Raspberry Pi will be available by the end of the month, says the group working on it.

The Raspberry Pi is a mini-computer created by UK programmers. What makes the computer so impressive (besides its price tag) is the fact that it can play 1080p HD video with no issues. The devices are intended to promote the teaching of basic computer science in schools or at home. The company is looking to promote the Python programming language, alongside Basic and C among others.

For $35 you get a 3.3-inch wide board with a 700 MHz ARM11, 256MB RAM, HDMI-out, SD card slot, a USB port, ethernet, audio jack and Broadcom VideoCore IV GPU.

The initial production run is just 10,000 units, with manufacturing finishing on February 20th.

More info available here: Raspberry Pi News

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17.2.2012 12:34

Mysttic

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That is sick, I want one.

27.2.2012 14:22

ivymike

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I hope they have a contingency plan in case they run out....

37.2.2012 18:06

Matt898

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yea I signed up to notified when it goes on sale, but I bet with only 10k units im gonna miss out on first run.

47.2.2012 19:56

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Originally posted by ivymike:
I hope they have a contingency plan in case they run out....

yep make more in a few months and till then let the profiteer ebay whores gouge the hell out of people..

513.2.2012 14:21

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A mini computer? and the monitor out?

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