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On 04/02/13 17:33, paul sutton wrote:
On 04/02/13 16:34, Rob Beard wrote:On 04/02/13 13:21, paul sutton wrote:Its here http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/3215 if you want a model, A may be good for embedded systems, once you have everything working on the B, just switch the card over, and i guess gpio and other bits connected to it. Paul£19.13 each from Element 14. I'm tempted, I wanted to get one for my daughter to use on her TV, she doesn't need Ethernet (she'll be using it for BBC iPlayer on XBMC) so the saving could go on a USB remote, wifi adaptor and if need be a powered hub (not sure if a single USB connection would be enough to power the Pi, wifi adaptor and USB remote dongle). Robdo you have a link to where you actually buy one from element14, please clicking the link from the raspberry pi website takes me here http://downloads.element14.com/raspberryPi1.html?COM=raspi-group so model B yes,m but no reference to model A, this will hopefully benefit other members here too :) Paul
If you click the big ORDER NOW button, then select the country you get the option to order either.
Yeah I know, not ideal, but it's there. They're available to pre-order at the moment from Element 14. Considering what a shambles RS made of me registering my interest (I still haven't been told I can order one) I'll probably go to Element 14 or Tandy to get one :-)
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