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Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand, with a price tag as low as $5.
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The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012, and since then it's evolved into one of the best-selling computers in the world.
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It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit, and Pi for the Python programming language.
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Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful, with a quad-core processor and up to 8GB of RAM.
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They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects.
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When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors.
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In the center, we have our CPU and RAM.
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That is the brain of the operation.
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Nearby is the Wi-Fi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world.
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At the top, we have a general purpose input-output connector for connecting other electrical devices.
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To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with four USB ports.
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On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera,
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micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB-C port to provide power to the computer.
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But most importantly, flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the microSD slot.
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Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware.
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You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse and monitor.
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When you power it up the first time, you can install any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the Noobs installer,
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which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS.
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Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world.
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You might connect some LEDs to the GPIO header, then control them with a Python script.
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Or you might add a camera, then connect to WiFi to build your own home security system from scratch.
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The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.
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This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds.
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