Raspberry Pi 3 B
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Raspberry pi 3 b. 3 b tiny cosmetic changes aside there are two important differences between the 3 and the 3 b. The b is an improvement over the raspberry pi 3 model b increasing the speed of the processor to 1 4ghz adding support for wireless ac wi fi for bluetooth 4 2 for faster ethernet and power. What s in a plus. Raspberry pi 1 models a and b pi 2 model b pi 3 models a b and b pi 4 and pi zero zero w and zero wh gpio j8 have a 40 pin pinout.
Raspberry pi 3b vs. In this post we take a first look at the new raspberry pi 3 model b and some of the new and improved features along with the indication that there are more details yet to be. The magpi issue 98. A new network interface and a slight processor revision.
The b s main improvement over the 2016 raspberry pi 3 model b is a boost to processor speed while the b shares the same quad core 64 bit cpu it has been clocked at 1 4ghz a 16 7 increase. The raspberry pi 3 model b is the latest product in the raspberry pi 3 range boasting an updated 64 bit quad core processor running at 1 4ghz with built in metal heatsink dual band 2 4ghz and 5ghz wireless lan faster 300 mbps ethernet and poe capability via a separate poe hat. Raspberry pi 1 models a and b have only the first 26 pins. Just add a keyboard mouse display power supply micro sd card with installed linux distribution and you ll have a fully fledged computer that can run applications from word processors and spreadsheets to games.
In the pi zero and zero w the 40 gpio pins are unpopulated having the through holes exposed for soldering instead. The raspberry pi 3 model b raspberry pi 3 model b plus is the latest version of the raspberry pi a tiny credit card size computer. Sign in to or create a raspberry pi account to save your project progress and come back later. Andrew back 16 mar 2018.
We also have a three week online futurelearn course available here. 3 model b follow article. Here you ll learn about your raspberry pi what things you need to use it and how to set it up. A side by side comparison of the latest pi and its predecessor.