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Raspberry Pi Zero v1.3 Raspberry Pi Zero Only Reviews

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4 pounds for a Pi? Incredible. Works fantastic with Raspbian.
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Posted 9 years ago
Despite the lack of ethernet-port and on-board wi-fi this might be perfect to use for the Internet of things. It is quite impressive that such a small board can be so powerful.
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Posted 9 years ago
We all know what it is and what it can do but a couple thing surprised me, you can back-feed power into it via the data usb port like you could on the original B boards (something to think about if you use a powered usb hub), and the micro usb slot is not spring loaded, which makes sense sine the objective is lower cost yea id rather have full size usb and have a pin header and Ethernet and analog audio instead of a video out, but this is a great product never the less. It is soo tiny, great for small form factor projects, only real con is it did not exit a year ago, when i got a A+ to upgrade my thermostat with
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Posted 9 years ago
Super piece of equipment! It for little project! OR PART OF A HUGE ONE !! I'm Running the mecanism of the garage door with it (result 10 times cheaper than a solution that I could have buy! )
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Posted 9 years ago
I have been looking for a replacement for arduino in some of my projects but could not find anything cheaper until now. This is a great piece of kit.
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Posted 9 years ago
A really nice little board, perfect for embedded and headless applications. This will probably replace all the arduino based microcontroller boards I had been using.
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Posted 9 years ago
Super fast shipping, even overseas. Thank you
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Posted 9 years ago
i picked up a few raspberry pi zero's from the pi hut - cheap, simple and quick to deliver! already up and running with a few projects using the hardware. recommended reseller of the raspberry pi for sure!
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Posted 9 years ago