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Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand with a price tag as low as $5.
The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012.
And since then, it's evolved into one of the best selling computers in the world.
It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit and pi for the Python programming language.
Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful with a quad core processor and up to 8 gigabytes of RAM.
They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects.
When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors.
In the center, we have our CPU and RAM.
That is the brain of the operation.
Nearby is the WiFi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world.
At The top, we have a general purpose input output connector for connecting other electrical devices.
To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with 4 USB ports.
On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera, micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB c port to provide power to the computer.
But most importantly, Flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the micro SD slot.
Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware.
You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse, and monitor.
When you power it up the first time, you can Stall any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the noobs installer, which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS.
Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world.
You might connect some LEDs to the g p I o header, then control them with a Python script.
Or you might add a camera, then connect to Wi Fi to build your own home security system from scratch.
The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.
This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds.
If you enjoy these short videos, please make sure to hit the like button and subscribe.
It really helps out.
And if you wanna see more Raspberry Pi content, let me know in the comments.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand with a price tag as low as $5. The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012. And since then, it's evolved into one of the best selling computers in the world. It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit and pi for the Python programming language. Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful with a quad core processor and up to 8 gigabytes of RAM.

They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects. When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors. In the center, we have our CPU and RAM. That is the brain of the operation. Nearby is the WiFi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world.

At The top, we have a general purpose input output connector for connecting other electrical devices. To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with 4 USB ports. On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera, micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB c port to provide power to the computer. But most importantly, Flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the micro SD slot. Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware.

You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. When you power it up the first time, you can Stall any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the noobs installer, which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS. Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world. You might connect some LEDs to the g p I o header, then control them with a Python script. Or you might add a camera, then connect to Wi Fi to build your own home security system from scratch.

The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds. If you enjoy these short videos, please make sure to hit the like button and subscribe. It really helps out. And if you wanna see more Raspberry Pi content, let me know in the comments.

Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand with a price tag as low as $5. The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012.
And since then, it's evolved into one of the best selling computers in the world. It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit and pi for the Python programming language. Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful with a quad core processor and up to 8 gigabytes of RAM. They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects. When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors. In the center, we have our CPU and RAM. That is the brain of the operation. Nearby is the WiFi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world. At The top, we have a general purpose input output connector for connecting other electrical devices. To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with 4 USB ports. On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera, micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB c port to provide power to the computer. But most importantly, Flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the micro SD slot.
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Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware. You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. When you power it up the first time, you can Stall any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the noobs installer, which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS. Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world. You might connect some LEDs to the g p I o header, then control them with a Python script.
Or you might add a camera, then connect to Wi Fi to build your own home security system from scratch. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds. If you enjoy these short videos, please make sure to hit the like button and subscribe. It really helps out. And if you wanna see more Raspberry Pi content, let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand with a price tag as low as $5. The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012. And since then, it's evolved into one of the best selling computers in the world. It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit and pi for the Python programming language. Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful with a quad core processor and up to 8 gigabytes of RAM. They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects. When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors. In the center, we have our CPU and RAM. That is the brain of the operation. Nearby is the WiFi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world. At The top, we have a general purpose input output connector for connecting other electrical devices. To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with 4 USB ports. On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera, micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB c port to provide power to the computer. But most importantly, Flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the micro SD slot. Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware. You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. When you power it up the first time, you can Stall any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the noobs installer, which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS. Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world. You might connect some LEDs to the g p I o header, then control them with a Python script. Or you might add a camera, then connect to Wi Fi to build your own home security system from scratch. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds. If you enjoy these short videos, please make sure to hit the like button and subscribe. It really helps out. And if you wanna see more Raspberry Pi content, let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi,
pi
a
a
computer
computer
that
that
fits
fits
in
in
the
the
palm
palm
of
of
your
your
hand
hand
with
with
a
a
price
price
tag
tag
as
as
low
low
as
as
$5.
$5
The
the
idea
idea
was
was
born
born
in
in
2006,
2006
and
and
the
the
first
first
commercial
commercial
unit
unit
was
was
launched
launched
in
in
2012.
2012
And
and
since
since
then,
then
it's
it's
evolved
evolved
into
into
one
one
of
of
the
the
best
best
selling
selling
computers
computers
in
in
the
the
world.
world
It's
it's
named
named
Raspberry
raspberry
because
because
computer
computer
companies
companies
like
like
to
to
name
name
themselves
themselves
after
after
fruit
fruit
and
and
pi
pi
for
for
the
the
Python
python
programming
programming
language.
language
Not
not
only
only
is
is
the
the
computer
computer
tiny,
tiny
but
but
it
it
can
can
also
also
be
be
quite
quite
powerful
powerful
with
with
a
a
quad
quad
core
core
processor
processor
and
and
up
up
to
to
8
8
gigabytes
gigabytes
of
of
RAM.
ram
They're
they're
great
great
for
for
building
building
your
your
own
own
IoT
iot
prototypes,
prototypes
robots,
robots
security
security
cameras,
cameras
web
web
servers,
servers
and
and
many
many
other
other
fun
fun
projects.
projects
When
when
you
you
unbox
unbox
your
your
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
4,
4
you'll
you'll
notice
notice
a
a
bunch
bunch
of
of
little
little
chips
chips
and
and
connectors.
connectors
In
in
the
the
center,
center
we
we
have
have
our
our
CPU
cpu
and
and
RAM.
ram
That
that
is
is
the
the
brain
brain
of
of
the
the
operation.
operation
Nearby
nearby
is
is
the
the
WiFi
wifi
Bluetooth
bluetooth
module
module
that
that
can
can
wirelessly
wirelessly
connect
connect
to
to
the
the
outside
outside
world.
world
At
at
The
the
top,
top
we
we
have
have
a
a
general
general
purpose
purpose
input
input
output
output
connector
connector
for
for
connecting
connecting
other
other
electrical
electrical
devices.
devices
To
to
the
the
right,
right
we
we
have
have
an
an
Ethernet
ethernet
connection
connection
along
along
with
with
4
4
USB
usb
ports.
ports
On
on
the
the
bottom,
bottom
we
we
have
have
an
an
audio
audio
jack
jack
to
to
connect
connect
speakers
speakers
or
or
headphones,
headphones
a
a
CSI
csi
camera
camera
connector
connector
for
for
building
building
your
your
own
own
custom
custom
camera,
camera
micro
micro
HDMI
hdmi
ports
ports
for
for
connecting
connecting
multiple
multiple
monitors,
monitors
and
and
finally,
finally
a
a
USB
usb
c
c
port
port
to
to
provide
provide
power
power
to
to
the
the
computer.
computer
But
but
most
most
importantly,
importantly
Flip
flip
the
the
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
over
over
to
to
find
find
the
the
micro
micro
SD
sd
slot.
slot
Think
think
of
of
it
it
as
as
a
a
hard
hard
drive
drive
that
that
contains
contains
the
the
operating
operating
system
system
required
required
to
to
interface
interface
with
with
the
the
hardware.
hardware
You
you
can
can
use
use
the
the
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
like
like
a
a
normal
normal
desktop
desktop
computer
computer
by
by
connecting
connecting
a
a
keyboard,
keyboard
mouse,
mouse
and
and
monitor.
monitor
When
when
you
you
power
power
it
it
up
up
the
the
first
first
time,
time
you
you
can
can
Stall
stall
any
any
operating
operating
system
system
you'd
you'd
like,
like
but
but
most
most
beginners
beginners
will
will
take
take
advantage
advantage
of
of
the
the
noobs
noobs
installer,
installer
which
which
installs
installs
a
a
flavor
flavor
of
of
Linux
linux
called
called
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
OS.
os
Now
now
that
that
you're
you're
in,
in
you
you
can
can
program
program
it
it
to
to
take
take
over
over
the
the
world.
world
You
you
might
might
connect
connect
some
some
LEDs
leds
to
to
the
the
g
g
p
p
I
i
o
o
header,
header
then
then
control
control
them
them
with
with
a
a
Python
python
script.
script
Or
or
you
you
might
might
add
add
a
a
camera,
camera
then
then
connect
connect
to
to
Wi
wi
Fi
fi
to
to
build
build
your
your
own
own
home
home
security
security
system
system
from
from
scratch.
scratch
The
the
possibilities
possibilities
are
are
limited
limited
only
only
by
by
your
your
imagination.
imagination
This
this
has
has
been
been
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
in
in
100
100
seconds.
seconds
If
if
you
you
enjoy
enjoy
these
these
short
short
videos,
videos
please
please
make
make
sure
sure
to
to
hit
hit
the
the
like
like
button
button
and
and
subscribe.
subscribe
It
it
really
really
helps
helps
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out
And
and
if
if
you
you
wanna
wanna
see
see
more
more
Raspberry
raspberry
Pi
pi
content,
content
let
let
me
me
know
know
in
in
the
the
comments.
comments
Thanks
thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
i
will
will
see
see
you
you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
one
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The speaker describes the features of the Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of a hand and is one of the best selling computers in the world. The computer is made from 2006 and has features like CPU and RAM, wireless connectivity, and a micro SD slot. The speaker also explains how to program the computer to take over the world and suggests seeing more aspiration-packed content on the website.
Raspberry Pi Explained in 100 Seconds
Raspberry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand with a price tag as low as $5. The idea was born in 2006, and the first commercial unit was launched in 2012. And since then, it's evolved into one of the best selling computers in the world. It's named Raspberry because computer companies like to name themselves after fruit and pi for the Python programming language. Not only is the computer tiny, but it can also be quite powerful with a quad core processor and up to 8 gigabytes of RAM. They're great for building your own IoT prototypes, robots, security cameras, web servers, and many other fun projects. When you unbox your Raspberry Pi 4, you'll notice a bunch of little chips and connectors. In the center, we have our CPU and RAM. That is the brain of the operation. Nearby is the WiFi Bluetooth module that can wirelessly connect to the outside world. At The top, we have a general purpose input output connector for connecting other electrical devices. To the right, we have an Ethernet connection along with 4 USB ports. On the bottom, we have an audio jack to connect speakers or headphones, a CSI camera connector for building your own custom camera, micro HDMI ports for connecting multiple monitors, and finally, a USB c port to provide power to the computer. But most importantly, Flip the Raspberry Pi over to find the micro SD slot. Think of it as a hard drive that contains the operating system required to interface with the hardware. You can use the Raspberry Pi like a normal desktop computer by connecting a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. When you power it up the first time, you can Stall any operating system you'd like, but most beginners will take advantage of the noobs installer, which installs a flavor of Linux called Raspberry Pi OS. Now that you're in, you can program it to take over the world. You might connect some LEDs to the g p I o header, then control them with a Python script. Or you might add a camera, then connect to Wi Fi to build your own home security system from scratch. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. This has been Raspberry Pi in 100 seconds. If you enjoy these short videos, please make sure to hit the like button and subscribe. It really helps out. And if you wanna see more Raspberry Pi content, let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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