The Raspberry Pi 4 is the best Raspberry Pi, the best single-board computer and one of the best values you can get in tech. While most adult users would not want to replace their PCs with one, the... 

Jul 10, 2019 ·  Raspberry Pi 4 – Design and Features The Model B brings a noticeable spec bump from its predecessor, starting with its 1.5GHz quad-core 64-bit ARM Cortex-A72 CPU. The Pi 3 B+ ran a 1.4GHz... 

Most powerful Raspberry Pi to date. Offered in three RAM amounts. Supports two 4K external displays. Gigabit Ethernet jack onboard. USB 3.0 support. 

Oct 15, 2019 ·  Raspberry Pi 4 Model B performance The Pi 4 is outfitted with a 1.5-GHz, quad-core Broadcom BCM2711B0 (Cortex A-72) processor and comes with up to 4GB of LPDDR4 SDRAM in the top configuration – the... 

The Raspberry PI 4 uses USB-C for power this time around, and needs a 5-volt charger with 3 amps instead of the 2.5 amps of previous models. It's not a huge increase, but worth noting, especially... 

Jul 01, 2019 ·  Raspberry Pi 4 Model B gets a bit toasty and could do with improved cooling if you plan to push it hard, but that's the only minor complaint about what's otherwise a brilliant computer. A faster... 

Nov 19, 2020 ·  The Raspberry Pi 4 is a massive improvement over the Pi 3 in terms of processing power—all while maintaining the $35 price tag that has allowed us all to amass an obscene number of Pis. 

Feb 28, 2020 ·  Raspberry Pi 4 review: What you need to know The Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is, physically, almost identical to last year’s Pi 3 Model B+, but the hardware has been updated in several ways. In place of... 

Dec 04, 2020 ·  A Raspberry Pi in a Keyboard. Essentially a Raspberry Pi 4 inside a keyboard, the Pi 400 has a strong retro feel. While the PCB differs from the main Raspberry Pi 4, and the keyboard follows the design ethos of the official Pi 4 case, there is more going on here. 

At its heart is a Broadcom BCM2711 with a 64-bit quad-core Cortex-A72 (ARM v8) processor running at 1.5GHz. While the Pi 3 B+ was only available with 1GB RAM, the Pi 4 comes in three versions, with either 1GB, 2GB or 4GB of memory. We tested the 4GB version and it's important to bear in mind that the amount of RAM will affect what you can do with your computer. If your plans include audio or image editing, or creating a home entertainment system that can handle UltraHD video, you should definitely get the 4GB version. Less resource-hungry projects may have lower memory requirements. The Pi is now powered via USB C – or Power over Ethernet if you have the right kit – and finally has a pair of fast USB 3.0 ports, as well as a couple of standard USB 2.0 ports. There are also two micro HDMI ports and hardware video decoding support for resolutions of up to 4K at 60Hz. That means you can connect a pair of monitors to create a larger and more comfortable desktop workspace or plug it into... 

The Raspberry Pi 4 is a powerful improvement over previous models. It will drive the Raspberry Pi and single board computer market forward for the next few years. But if you already own a Raspberry... 

Jan 22, 2020 ·  Raspberry Pi 4 Model B review: Specs and performance. The headline news here, however, is the performance. The Pi 4 is the fastest Pi ever, thanks in large part to the fact that the company has ... 

Aug 05, 2019 ·  As you probably already know, the Raspberry Pi 4 is the most recent iteration of the British-made credit-card-sized computer, replacing the Raspberry Pi 3 at the top of the line. It has a faster CPU, upgraded Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 ports, and for the first time features the new USB C connector for the power port. 

Nov 25, 2020 ·  Raspberry Pi 400 review: The verdict One thing is for sure — the Pi 400 is a perfect gift for anyone, of any age, who is interested in or wants to learn more about tech. 

Jul 11, 2019 ·  The Raspberry Pi 4 isn’t going to replace your Windows machine as a daily driver--after all, this is still a low-power, $55 Linux computer we’re talking about. Certain things take extra tinkering, you don’t have as much choice in the programs you use, and not everything will be completely smooth. 