Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi is a British maker of small, inexpensive computers from Cambridge. The parent company, Raspberry Pi Holdings plc, is listed on the London Stock Exchange and took over the shares of Raspberry Pi Ltd in May 2024. The computers are used at home, in schools, in industry and in education.

Features

• Raspberry Pi 5, Raspberry Pi 4 and the keyboard computers Raspberry Pi 400 and 500
• Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller boards (Pico and Pico 2)
• Compute Modules for embedded products and industrial use
• Accessories such as the AI Camera, AI HAT+, camera modules and monitors

Good to know

The boards run Linux, usually Raspberry Pi OS, and are popular for learning to program, home servers and prototypes. Most models need a power supply, storage card and case that are bought separately. Availability of individual models can vary, so it is worth checking with the approved resellers.