The Raspberry Pi foundation has announced a more powerful version of its dinky Zero board with the Wi-Fi enabled Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W now available for tinkerers.
However, that much improved performance comes at a price. It’s now $15 compared to it’s predecessor, the $10 Raspberry Pi Zero W.
What does that extra fiver get you? Well, the same Broadcom BCM2710A1 SoC that currently sits within the Raspberry Pi 3 for starters.
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