Product Description
"The Raspberry Pi has sold millions of units worldwide since its first release in early 2012 and is still extremely popular.
Many Raspberry Pi users not only have one single-board computer at home, but sometimes 4-5 of them.
One functions as an HD media player with external hard disk for the home cinema or as an Internet radio with display, the next as a webcam server for camera surveillance with live streaming to the cell phone, then another for home automation such as heating or lighting control and yet another as a simple WLAN printer server or as a mini-computer for general Internet surfing, to name just a few application scenarios.
As you can see, the little ""jack-of-all-trades"" can not only do a lot, but is also extremely inexpensive and that's what makes it so attractive.
All you need to bring along is a penchant for programming and not even that, because you can also simply program it according to instructions from forums or books, or simply install a ready-made image on the Raspberry Pi - go for it!What's new about the Raspberry Pi 4 B?Old Raspberry Pi 3 B+• 1.4 GHz ARM Cortex-A53 quad-core CPU• 1 GB LPDDR2 SDRAM• Gigabit LAN RJ45 (via USB 2.0 with up to 300 Mbit)• Bluetooth 4.2• 4x USB 2.0• HDMI (1080p @H.
264)• 5V/2.
5A @ microUSBNew Raspberry Pi 4 B• 1.8 GHz ARM Cortex-A72 quad-core CPU• 2 GB, 4 GB or 8 GB LPDDR4 SDRAM• Gigabit LAN RJ45 (up to 1000 Mbit)• Bluetooth 5.0• 2x USB 2.0 / 2x USB 3.0• 2x microHDMI (1x 4k @60fps or 2x 4k @30fps)• 5V/3A @ USB type CThere are the following 3 different variants• Raspberry Pi 4 B 2GB with 2 GB memory (ArtNo.
: RASP PI 4 B 2GB)• Raspberry Pi 4 B 4GB with 4 GB RAM (ArtNo.
: RASP PI 4 B 4GB)• Raspberry Pi 4 B 8GB with 8 GB RAM (ArtNo.
: RASP PI 4 B 8GB)Due to the other connections, such as 2x microHDMI instead of 1x HDMI and USB Type-C instead of microUSB, but also due to the exchange of LAN port and USB port, new housings are required.
Otherwise, the existing accessories are fully compatible with the new Raspberry Pi.
Notes:• for full functionality you need the latest software, which can be found at www.raspberrypi.org or in our online store• it is recommended to use the original or an equivalent power supply (without E-Market cable) to avoid possible problems with the USB-C port.
• we recommend to operate the Raspberry Pi with a heat sink to avoid possible overheating.
We also recommend operating the Raspberry Pi in a closed housing only with sufficient cooling or ventilation.
#Please connect the screen to HDMI 0 (next to the power supply) and then put the Raspberry Pi into operation.
Only use HDMI 1 for 2 monitors!"
