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    RaspberryPi is a credit card-sized single board computer developed in the UK in 2009 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It runs on a Linux-based open source operating system called Raspbian and features a Broadcom BCM2853 system-on-chip with an ARM11 processor running at 700MHz and RAM ranging from 256MB to 1GB. It consumes less than 5W of power and supports full HD video playback.

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    RaspberryPi is a credit card-sized single board computer developed in the UK in 2009 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It runs on a Linux-based open source operating system called Raspbian and features a Broadcom BCM2853 system-on-chip with an ARM11 processor running at 700MHz and RAM ranging from 256MB to 1GB. It consumes less than 5W of power and supports full HD video playback.

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    RaspberryPi is a credit card-sized single board computer developed in the UK in 2009 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It runs on a Linux-based open source operating system called Raspbian and features a Broadcom BCM2853 system-on-chip with an ARM11 processor running at 700MHz and RAM ranging from 256MB to 1GB. It consumes less than 5W of power and supports full HD video playback.

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    RaspberryPi

    What is RaspberryPi?
    • Credit Card size single board computer or a
    programmable PC
    • Developed in U.K. by Raspberry-Pi foundation
    in 2009
    • Concept initiated by Eben Upton who works at
    Broadcom
    • Supported by “University of Cambridge
    Computer Laboratory & Broadcom”
    • Work on Linux based open source OS
    Raspbian
    • Consume less than 5W od power
    • Supports full HD video
    • Broadcom BCM2853 SOC
    • ARM11 core 700 MHz
    • RAM 256Mb, 512Mb, 1Gb

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