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.

Since the heart of the system is a Raspberry Pi Zero, it’s compatible with Raspbian and a number of other Linux-based operating systems.

Concluding the Raspberry Pi Zero series, today I look at some technical details, compatibility and a summary of a week's Hands-On experience.

The newest Raspberry Pi is small, elegant and cheap. For $5 you get a computer on a circuit board that can run Linux and has 512MB of RAM.

So Raspberry Pi 4 owners can now install the same full-fat Ubuntu they have on their PCs, and with the same official Ubuntu support. What does this really do for them that Raspberry Pi OS doesn’t?

The Raspberry Pi Zero has some new competition. A Chinese company is running a crowdfunding campaign for a tiny computer-on-a-module called the Lichee Pi Zero that’s priced as low as $6.

Figure 1. An Orange Pi Zero (right) and an Espressobin (left) Odroid XU4 When I was looking to replace my rack-mounted NAS at home, I first looked at all of the Raspberry Pi options, including Banana ...