Raspberry Pi has served up 1.75 million unit sales since the device’s initial launch in early 2012.
The makers of the so-called PC on a stick announced the sales feat in a blog post Tuesday. Based in the UK, the nonprofit Raspberry Pi Foundation uses a Sony factory in Pencoed, South Wales, to produce most of the units. That factory just registered its one millionth Pi.
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