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    Raspberry Pi 2: Faster Processor and Windows 10 Support for Only $35

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    February 3, 2015
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      1Raspberry Pi 2: Faster Processor and Windows 10 Support for Only $35

      Raspberry Pi 2: Faster Processor and Windows 10 Support for Only $35

      By Jeffrey Burt

      2Raspberry Pis Far and Wide

      Raspberry Pis Far and Wide

      The Raspberry Pi Foundation’s computing board has given rise to a broad range of projects, from robots and homemade computers to handheld game consoles and sensors in a water tank containing an electric eel that tell a Raspberry Pi computer to tweet a message every time the eel discharges an electrical current.

      3Introducing the Raspberry Pi 2

      Introducing the Raspberry Pi 2

      The Raspberry Pi 2 is the latest model that includes a faster ARM-based chip from Broadcom and twice the memory of the previous model.

      4Broadcom Develops a More Powerful Chip

      Broadcom Develops a More Powerful Chip

      Raspberry Pi engineers had been getting as much as they could from the 700MHz Broadcom BCM2835 in the previous models, including optimizing libraries and applications. However, they needed more power, and Broadcom developed the quad-core 900MHz BCM2836.

      5A Faster, More Powerful Processor

      A Faster, More Powerful Processor

      The result of using Broadcom’s new chip, based on the ARM Cortex-A7, is a system that offers six times better performance than the previous computers.

      6Windows 10 Support Is on the Way

      Windows 10 Support Is on the Way

      Microsoft officials want Windows 10 to expand the reach of the OS beyond PCs into such areas as tablets, two-in-one systems and Internet of things devices. Windows 10 will be offered free via the vendor’s Windows Developer Program for IoT.

      7Size Isn’t Everything

      Size Isn't Everything

      Raspberry Pi officials want to give everyone the power to compute through the foundation’s credit-card-size compute modules.

      8Looking Into the Past

      Looking Into the Past

      The foundation in November 2014 launched the Raspberry Pi Model A+, which is smaller and even more affordable than the original Model A.

      9Coming Before the A+

      Coming Before the A+

      The Raspberry Pi B+ model, launched in July 2014, was the last version of the original computer, offering more USB ports and greater energy efficiency.

      10The Basic Model A

      The Basic Model A

      The Raspberry Pi Model A comes with 256MB of memory and one USB port, but no Ethernet port, and is more power-efficient than the Model B. Because of this, Model A is usually leveraged for embedded projects, according to foundation officials.

      11A Bigger, Bulkier Model

      A Bigger, Bulkier Model

      The Raspberry Pi Model B, by contrast, comes with 512MB of memory, two USB ports and an Ethernet port.

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