Raspberry Pi 400 is a Keyboard With a Self Contained PC

Raspberry Pi Foundation, the UK-based tech firm that specializes in miniature computers has just released its latest product dubbed the Raspberry Pi 400. It is a complete personal computer built into a compact keyboard that costs only $70.

Just like all previous Raspberry Pi computers, the new Raspberry Pi 400 is also a single board computer, but it is much faster and runs cooler than before, and is integrated into a compact keyboard.

As mentioned before, it is a complete personal computer that can attach to a monitor or a TV and start working. All you need to do is connect a display using the micro HDMI port, insert a microSD card for storage, attach a power cable and mouse, and you get yourself a basic computer for your day to day tasks and media playback.

In terms of specifications, the Raspberry Pi 400 is quite similar to the Raspberry Pi 4 from last year. It has a slightly more powerful ARM-based quad-core CPU with 1.8GHz Cortex-A72 cores, up from 1.5GHz in the Pi 4. There is 4GB RAM and it used microSD cards for storage.

As for connectivity, there is a pair of micro HDMI ports, two USB 3.0 ports, and one USB 2.0 Power is delivered through a USB C port and there is a microSD card slot as well. It has support for Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth 5.0, and WiFi.

The Raspberry Pi 400 goes for $70 only but the full bundle with all its accessories can be bought for $100. The computer will go for sale by the end of the year.