Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B released sporting a quad core 900mhz SOC, the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B even manages the same awesome low cost price of £30/$35 so we are looking at a winner.
"The expanded Raspberry Pi 2 GPIO pins, advanced power management and connectivity, make it possible to connect up to four USB devices, including some powered devices such as hard drives. The 40-pin GPIO enables multiple sensors, connectors and expansion boards to be added, with the first 26 pins identical to the Model A and B boards, for full backward compatibility."
It sure looks like this is going to be the maker board of choice in 2015 offering loads of power and expanded GPIO ports.
The question is what are you going to do with all that extra Raspberry Pi 2 power?
Microsoft will also be supporting the Raspberry Pi 2 with a free edition of Windows 10 to launch later in the year.
It really does feel like the Raspberry Pi 2 will bring the maker hobby to a much wider community of people. ****
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Raspberry Pi 2 Model B released sporting a quad core 900mhz SOC, the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B even manages the same awesome low cost price of £30/$35 so we are looking at a winner.
"The expanded Raspberry Pi 2 GPIO pins, advanced power management and connectivity, make it possible to connect up to four USB devices, including some powered devices such as hard drives. The 40-pin GPIO enables multiple sensors, connectors and expansion boards to be added, with the first 26 pins identical to the Model A and B boards, for full backward compatibility."
It sure looks like this is going to be the maker board of choice in 2015 offering loads of power and expanded GPIO ports.
The question is what are you going to do with all that extra Raspberry Pi 2 power?
Microsoft will also be supporting the Raspberry Pi 2 with a free edition of Windows 10 to launch later in the year.
It really does feel like the Raspberry Pi 2 will bring the maker hobby to a much wider community of people. ****
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