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Heck, they still support the original Pis and A+; I just installed the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS on my A+ with 128 MB of RAM, and while it is slow, it w
by geerlingguy 6y ago
Heck, they still support the original Pis and A+; I just installed the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS on my A+ with 128 MB of RAM, and while it is slow, it works just the same.
- happycube 6y agoIt helps that the pi zero hasn't been superseded yet, and probably won't be for a long time. (They've surprised me, heck, everybody, before though)
- GeorgeTirebiter 6y agoThe problem with the $ PiZero w/o WiFi or the $10 PiZero w/WiFi is you don't seem to be able to buy them in quantity. They are simply not 'available' to use in any sort of 'product', it seems.