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"Want to get your hands on the $35 Raspberry Pi PC? You may have to wait a while.\nThe tiny Linux-based computer, created by the U.K.-based Raspberry Pi Foundation'a&gt; and distributed by Premier Farnell and RS Components, went on sale Wednesday morning. Thousands of units were available, the companies say, but they all got snatched up. \nThe organizations are still accepting orders, but are not giving firm shipping dates.\nRaspberry Pi, which is the size of a flash card, sports a Broadcom 700MHz ARM processor, 256 MB of RAM and boots from an SD card running the Fedora version of Linux. There are two versions of the computer: The $35 Model B, which was the first one produced, includes an Ethernet port and two USB ports, which the $25 Model A does not. \nThe bare-bones device, Raspberry Pi's site explains, is aimed at software and hardware enthusiasts, teachers and others who \"want to build exciting things.\" \n\nSEE ALSO: Meet the Thumb-Sized $25 PC [VIDEO]\nApparently, a lot of people fit that description. Although Raspberry Pi limited sales to one per person, the demand was so strong that at press time Premier Farnell's site wasn't working. \nDespite brisk sales, The Raspberry Pi Foundation isn't looking to get rich selling the devices. It will only make a \"small profit\" from each Raspberry Pi sold, which \"we'll be putting straight back into the charity,\" according to its website."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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