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The other option for that use case is the Pi Zero W, which is probably a bit friendlier for most use-cases. It has the older BCM2835 from the Pi 1 (but at 1GHz)
by matthewmacleod 8y ago
The other option for that use case is the Pi Zero W, which is probably a bit friendlier for most use-cases. It has the older BCM2835 from the Pi 1 (but at 1GHz) – it's quite a bit cheaper, though does require the additional SD card.