The 512MB Raspberry Pi board is being manufactured for element14 in the UK by Sony UKTec, as part of the multi-million pound manufacturing deal, which was announced last month. element14 has global ...

The Raspberry Pi is a mini-computer with a low power ARM-based processor, a small amount of RAM, and an SD card slot that lets you provide your own storage. It’s not a very powerful computer, but it ...

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The budget priced Raspberry Pi credit-card sized computing device has had a RAM doubling boost at no extra cost. If you order your Model B RasPi today it will come with 512MB of RAM installed, double ...

The Raspberry Pi mini computer just got a RAM upgrade — from 256MB to 512MB — but the $35 price-tag is staying the same. Eben Upton, chip design and founder of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, said the ...

Mini computer favourite Raspberry Pi just got fatter as element14, the collaborative community and electronics store furthers its partnership and launches the new 512MB board. The latest version ...

This doubles the RAM from the launch configuration of the low cost embedded computer platform and the additional memory will allow the Raspberry Pi to run a future version of an Android 4.0 operating ...

element14 has announced the availability of a new 512MB version of the Raspberry Pi computer board. Now with double the ram, the higher performance board is targeted at multimedia, high memory and ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation launched its $35 Linux-based PC in April and the company has apparently been highly successful with the sales of its bare bones PC hardware product. When the "Model B" ...

The Raspberry Pi model B — a cheap, customizable Linux computer the size of a pack of cigarettes — now boasts 512MB of RAM, for the same price as before, according to the Raspberry Pi Foundation. MORE ...

How you go on to use the Raspberry Pi is up to you. Thanks to the use of Debian, you can install exactly the same software you can with any other Linux distribution. If you want to access the GPIO ...