Today I'm focusing on the original Raspberry Pi Model B and B+, and the Pi Zero. I also have some more information about Ubuntu MATE from my previous post.

With Kali Linux on the Pi 2 and 3 working nicely, it was time for another major test - the "original" Raspberry Pi family, now generally called Pi 1, with the Model A/A+/B/B+ and Zero.

Raspberry Pi OS is as straightforward to set up as always, and after rebooting and logging in, there I was with a shell. Remembering, Computers Weren’t Always This Quick Yes. it’s slow.

Pi Zero is equipped with a Broadcom BCM2835 application processor with a 1GHz ARM11 core—which should be noted, is “40% faster than Raspberry Pi 1”—, 512MB of LPDDR2 SDRAM, a micro-SC card ...

When the Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ launched back in 2012, it sparked a wave of excitement in the DIY and education communities. The 2014 revision brought a modest bump to the SoC and USB ports, but ...

The core of the Raspberry Pi Zero is the Broadcom BCM2835 – the same system on chip found in the original Raspberry Pi. This time, it’s running at 1GHz, – 40% faster than the Raspberry Pi 1.

Well, I have good news: the Raspberry Pi Foundation has just released the Pi Zero, a single-board computer that costs just £4/$5.

The Raspberry Pi Zero W board is now available to purchase, an updated version of the original Raspberry Pi Zero packing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Plunging memory prices let the Raspberry Pi Foundation double the RAM in the 4th-gen model from 1GB to 2GB.

Turn your Raspberry Pi into the ultimate music streamer If you've got a spare Raspberry Pi laying around, turn it into a DIY Sonos setup with Pi MusicBox.

Compute Module 5 has all the power of the Raspberry Pi 5 in a smaller package.