Final Printed Circuit Board Images of Raspberry Pi
published November 15th, 2011 | categories: Hardware, Raspberry Pi | all categories
It looks like the folks at Raspberry-Pi have finalized their Gerbers (a visualisation of the printed circuit board or PCB). Developers and tech nuts have been drooling at the promise of a $25 P.C. for some time now. Developers anticipate a release date sometime in December 2011. Unfortunately, the first 10,000 units will likely go to developers.
Image courtesy Raspberry Pi
Features
- The Raspberry-Pi uses a Broadcom BCM2835 1080p media applications processor
- size: credit card – 85.60mm x 53.98mm
- the sky is the limit!
Images
The image of a printed circuit board in comparison to a quarter
What a Raspberry Pi might look like with a NIC and 2 USB's
Someone was being funny…
Business card 
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