Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Half a decade. 12 million Raspberry Pis.
On the 28th February 2017, Raspberry Pi will be five years old. As with previous years, I thought that I would make a video to commemorate this historic landmark and to show everyone just what Raspberry Pi is about.
The little British computer-that-could - the Raspberry Pi Foundation originally set out with the goal of selling 10,000 credit card sized PCs. They have now sold over 12 million, becoming the 3rd most popular computer in the process. This video is a thank you to the people who work so hard to make the Pi a reality.
Please watch, share, Tweet, like and comment!
CREDITS:
Music: "Catmosphere" by Candy-Coloured Sky, available here: youtube.com/watch?v=AZjYZ8Kjgs8
All of the video clips in this film are either my own or those that have been found on YouTube, Vimeo and other online services. To find a full list of all of the media I used, see here: theraspberrypiguy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Media-List.pdf
This project took around 25 hours to complete and was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Thanks for watching
Matt
The Raspberry Pi Guy
Half a decade. 12 million Raspberry Pis.
On the 28th February 2017, Raspberry Pi will be five years old. As with previous years, I thought that I would make a video to commemorate this historic landmark and to show everyone just what Raspberry Pi is about.
The little British computer-that-could - the Raspberry Pi Foundation originally set out with the goal of selling 10,000 credit card sized PCs. They have now sold over 12 million, becoming the 3rd most popular computer in the process. This video is a thank you to the people who work so hard to make the Pi a reality.
Please watch, share, Tweet, like and comment!
CREDITS:
Music: "Catmosphere" by Candy-Coloured Sky, available here: youtube.com/watch?v=AZjYZ8Kjgs8
All of the video clips in this film are either my own or those that have been found on YouTube, Vimeo and other online services. To find a full list of all of the media I used, see here: theraspberrypiguy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Media-List.pdf
This project took around 25 hours to complete and was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Thanks for watching
Matt
The Raspberry Pi Guy
