The new Raspberry Pi A+ changes include more General-Purpose Input/Output pins (GPIO), it possesses a larger 40 pin GPIO header; SD card socket has been replaced with a much nicer push-push micro ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation, based in Cambridge, UK, has also seen fit to swap the Pi's SD card slot for a microSD option, and pop in a 40-pin GPIO header, giving more inputs and outputs.

The additional GPIO means the A+ is compatible with the new Hardware Attached on Top standard for Raspberry Pi add-on boards. Some stuff on the A+ hasn’t changed: there’s still only a single ...

Raspberry Pi model A+ 2 Articles The Smaller, More Powerful Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ November 15, 2018 by Brian Benchoff 164 Comments ...

VideoThe Raspberry Pi Foundation is known for creating microcomputers that run on Linux, have a low cost and are built on a single board. Today the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced the Model A+ ...

The latest-gen Raspberry Pi in a smaller, cheaper form, the Pi 3 Model A+ is a no-brainer for Pi enthusiasts, even though it lacks the increased memory and port selection of the larger Model B+.

The Pi 2 and Pi 3 launched exclusively in Model B guise, though with the redesigned PCB and larger GPIO header of the original Pi Model B+, and the ultra-low-cost Pi Zero was released to fill the ...

The last new major model that we talked about was in March when the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ turned up featuring a 1.4GHz processor, integrated WiFi, and Gigabit Ethernet port onboard selling for $35.

If you're in the market for a Raspberry Pi, the main reason why you'd want a Pi 3 Model A+ is its smaller board size. It measures by 0.33 by 2.6 by 2.2 inches (HWD), compared with the 0.63 by 3.5 ...