I thought that they all ("all", excluding prototype hardware) used the same physical connector (a 15-pin ZIF connector). As far as data lanes and such, I'd assu

I thought that they all ("all", excluding prototype hardware) used the same physical connector (a 15-pin ZIF connector). As far as data lanes and such, I'd assume that the Pi-Zero will take its cues from the non-compute-module Pi's and run 2 lanes of data on interface 1. edit: Ah, OK. So it's a fine-pitch side-mount connector. I didn't realize that it actually uses different hardware.