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Win a Raspberry Pi 5 from the element14 Community!

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Win a Raspberry Pi 5!

We have just announced the release of the amazing Raspberry Pi 5, with its 2.4GHz quad-core, 64-bit Arm Cortex-A76 CPU, VideoCore VII GPU, LPDDR4X-4267 SDRAM (4GB and 8GB SKUs available at launch), 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 5.0 / Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).

This Competition is now Closed.

Congratulations  our team has selected you as the winner of our Raspberry Pi 5 Give away!
We hope to see your experiments with the PCI-E functionality.  
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Check out our Raspberry Pi 5 announcement blog here:

 Introducing The New Raspberry Pi 5 - 3x Faster, 2.4GHz, VideoCore VII GPU, RTC, Gigabit Ethernet, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB RAM  

If you would like to win a Raspberry Pi 5, all we want to know is ... "What would you build with a Raspberry Pi 5?"

How to Enter:

Comment on this blog below, answering the question: What ould you build with a Raspberry Pi 5? We will send our favorite commenter a Raspberry Pi 5.

End Date: 30th November 2023 at 23:59 

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Note: When selecting winners, if we discover that your name and address details are not correct on your Community account profile, we will choose a different winner.

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  • Hi, I would build a cyberdeck and practice hacking in it I, am happy to see Raspberry back, thank you. This is my application to participate in winning raspberry pi 5 #RPI5 #raspberrypi5 

  • in reply to dougw

    Sounds interesting, if you get RPI5 I would like to help you in any way possible.

  • I've used rpis for controlling everything from my 3d printers to running as entertainment servers and have one dedicated as my network filter.  I also tried using these for specific video processing with color correction but had no luck.  I'm hoping this new design allows for color correction for video recording purposes.

  • I would use a Raspberry Pi 5 in my blogging studio where I also do some assembly and testing of projects. That workspace needs a small computer capable of accessing the Internet for blogging information support (looking stuff up on the internet), accessing local project documentation, creating blog text and project notes, running tests and acquiring test data, displaying background info and graphics during blog video capture (on a big HDMI screen). It would also be used for local image editing and to transfer video to my video editor over my local network. During assembly operations it would be used to display schematics and PCB layouts, check component datasheets, calculate component values and display wiring diagrams. It might even be pressed into service capturing B-roll video during blog capture. For some blogs it would be used as to display interactive presentation material. If I ever get around to automating my bench instrumentation, it would be involved in that as well. In short it would be used as a general multi-roll workhorse computer with a key requirement that it have a small physical footprint. The Pi 4 can do some of these things, but clearly the Pi 5 is going to be better at all of them.

  • Just got in to automation and got all my money spend up on course fees, and to start learning automation I really need to get a raspberry pi , and as I said no money with me now. I don't need the latest one even getting a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4gb or 8gb Ram model is enough for me. thanks just wishing to say this, hope the comment mod team founds this comment of mine