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[REF][DEV][R&D] Raspberry Pi Hardware Overview, Documentation, and Research

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Introduction and Overview As many of you know the Raspberry Pi packs some impressive hardware and capabilities, into a very tiny form factor, at a low cost. The purpose of this thread is to document all aspects related to the Raspberry Pi's hardware (I.E technical data sheets, PCB photos, schematics, etc.) to maximize development and learn more about the devices capabilities. I encourage anyone with useful information, documentation, etc. to post there finding and other research relating to the hardware aspects of the Raspberry Pi .Documentation Note: Unless otherwise noted the doc (HowTos)

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Pochi sono riusciti a comprare Raspberry Pi nella data di lancio, molti (la maggior parte degli utenti interessati) sono rimasti a bocca asciutta.

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