Few devices have captured the imagination of amateur computer hobbyists like the Raspberry Pi have in recent year. The promise of a small device that is flexible and Linux powered to do anything that a developer can imagine is one that many people have embraced.
While the Linux piece of the Raspberry Pi is about software, hardware does matter and the hardware is now getting an update.
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