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The Raspberry Pi super single board Linux computer family was born from a Model A, closely followed by A+. Since then, the B generations have proliferated and now there is a board to suit absolutely any need.

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All of these Raspberry Pi Models share the following features:

GPIO: 40 pin
GPU: Videocore IV
Operating Systems: Raspbian RaspBMC, Arch Linux, Rise OS, OpenELEC Pidora
Ports: USB 2.0
Supported Resolutions: 640x350 to 1920x1200, including 1080p, PAL & NTSC standards
Storage: Micro USB
Video Output: HDMI Composite RCA

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Top Comments

clem57 over 10 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor +4

Why not the zero?
shabaz over 10 years ago in reply to clem57 +1

Lol. Also, they are missing the new Pi -0.1 - this is a new Pi, I just released it. It is $4, and slightly less powerful. However it comes with header pins, is highly exclusive, and limited supply. It…
mconners over 10 years ago in reply to shabaz +1

lol shabaz

uscdadnyc over 10 years ago

Wake me up when they have a RaspPi Zero (WITH BLUETOOTH). Add a RTC/Battery then RaspPi can be seriously considered for IOT. Low Power. Sleep-Mode. BT-wireless-hands-off. Meanwhile I will just stick to playing w/ RaspPi Mod 1B (circa 2013). Of Course using MatLab/Simulink makes it OK to be using 3 year old Technology
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e14 Contributor over 10 years ago

My guess is the Pi Model A+ was included in the chart for historical purposes. Why the Pi Zero was omitted is still a bit of a mystery...
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e14 Contributor over 10 years ago in reply to rew

You are correct. I called them and they are adamant about not shipping the Pi Zero. I am definitely 0 for 2 today.
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rew over 10 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

Richard, You are correct that they ship in general, but the ITEM (pi zero) is tagged as "store pickup only"....
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e14 Contributor over 10 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

hellocrispyking

The Microcenter ships: http://www.microcenter.com/site/customer-support/shipping-options.aspx
If you are not in North America, this is probably inconvenient.
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