Re: New Raspberry Pi 4 Announced
Basic analog cables should work fine, but because of the flaw e-marked USB-C cables will interpret it as an audio adapter and not supply power. Its a bit obtuse, but I think what it could mean is things like not being able to hook an e-marked USB-C into a laptop or other device to power the pi and simultaneously transfer data, video, etc. among other things.
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The Raspberry Pi is a family of micro computer boards for hobbyists, or generally anyone who wants a nice little pocket PC. It comes with jumper pins for powering and controlling sensors, motors, switches, etc. and various other gadgets. Generally speaking these are lower power devices compared to PC's, like netbooks. They generally run linux variations like Debian, Android, or Raspbian, but have full desktops, can stream video, audio, play music or games, you can even convert them into gaming consoles,or even use them as cellphones. The Pi 4 though is rated to be as powerful as a low end PC and can have upto 4 GB ram. Mostly they're fun to tinker with, like slotting cards into a desktop tower case, only without costing thousands of dollars, heh.
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