US$25 Raspberry Pi personal computer nears launch date
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Schematic of the Raspberry Pi computer
Bottom view of the Raspberry Pi computerhttp://images.gizmag.com/gallery_tn/raspberry-3.jpg
Top view of the bare Raspberry Pi board
Bottom view of the bare Raspberry Pi board
The Raspberry Pi is not much bigger than a credit card
Top view of the US$25 Raspberry Pi computer
Top view of the US$25 Raspberry Pi bare-bones computer
Budding computer hackers/scientists are about to get a welcome gift, albeit a bit late for Christmas 2011. The non-profit Raspberry Pi Foundation (RPF) is nearing the release date of its surprisingly powerful and remarkably affordable Raspberry Pi line of bare-bones machines that have been developed in an effort to broaden kids' access to computers in the UK and abroad. How affordable? The figure above was no typo. Read on to learn just what US$25 will get you when these nifty, fully-assembled, credit-card sized computers go on sale next month (sorry, case, monitor, keyboard and mouse not included ... we did say bare bones).
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