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Varenr.: [1748125] | Producent: Raspberry | Model-nr.: RB-Case+06B | EAN: 5060473480018
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Offered by the British Raspberry Pi Foundation, the Raspberry Pi (or RasPi) is an incredible low-cost, credit-card-sized computer that connects to your TV or any other display device with an HDMI or Video (RCA) input.
In creating the Raspberry Pi, the Foundation wanted to offer a low-cost, high-performance computer that would make learning to use a computer easier for as many people as possible, especially young people. Today, it's clear that this little device is a great success in a variety of fields: video games, web servers, multimedia servers, robotics, etc. Even big companies like Google are taking an interest, notably with the Coder project, an introductory tool for web development.
In creating the Raspberry Pi, the Foundation wanted to offer a low-cost, high-performance computer that would make learning to use a computer easier for as many people as possible, especially young people. Today, it's clear that this little device is a great success in a variety of fields: video games, web servers, multimedia servers, robotics, etc. Even big companies like Google are taking an interest, notably with the Coder project, an introductory tool for web development.