The Raspberry Pi is now extra tasty with double the RAM

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Previously, the maximum RAM count was 4GB. The new version has 8GB.

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What you need to know

  • Raspberry Pi 4 comes in RAM variants of 2, 4, and 8GB.
  • The Raspberry Pi Foundation has also released an early beta for a 64-bit OS.
  • The Raspberry Pi 4 is $75 for the new 8GB RAM version.

The Raspberry Pi is one of the most
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due to its ease of use, openness, and price. Now, fans of the little silicon that can are getting an upgrade for their favorite fruity computer.

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announced today the release of an updated Raspberry Pi 4 that bumps the maximum RAM from 4GB all the way up to 8GB — checkmate,
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. This increase in RAM will allow for greater computing capacity for a device that is already impressive in the list of things that can be accomplished with it. From
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to using it as an
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, the options are mostly only limited to your imagination — and the additional RAM will only expand the possibilities.

Along with the new hardware, the team also is dropping an early beta 64-bit version of its OS named Raspbian, renamed to Raspberry Pi OS. Currently, the homegrown OS is only 32-bit, which keeps it from taking full advantage of the 8GB RAM. For users who want to venture outside of the Raspberry garden, there are already 64-bit OS options out there from Ubuntu and Gentoo

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CanaKit Raspberry Pi 4 4GB Basic Kit


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To your personal computer

Raspberry Pi's are great for a variety of tasks and has a wonderful community behind it to help with any questions. This bundle from CanaKit gets you all the basics you need to get your Pi up and running and begin your personal computer endeavors.

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