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.

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.

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 Raspberry Pi Foundation announced yesterday that one of their two manufacturers has officially built their 500,000th Raspberry Pi unit, and the other is expected to be nearing the same amount ...

If you liked the Raspberry Pi 1, then you will love the Pi 2. The performance jump is excellent, and the extra memory really helps the desktop performance.

The folks at Raspberry Pi have announced a new touchscreen component for people using boards to create miniature touchscreen ...

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.

Version 1.9.4 of Raspberry Pi Imager, the utility for writing ISO images to SD cards, is now available. This release includes a range of improvements spanning performance, UI, and more.