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Great little power house linux server. I had to replace our old Pi3 as a lightning strike fizzed the HDMI interface. Otherwise reliable product. Great little power house linux server. I had to replace our old Pi3 as a lightning strike fizzed the HDMI interface. Otherwise reliable product.

The good news is it is noticeably much faster with network comms. Finally, a "like it should be." solution. Wired LAN is 300 (not 1 gig like some have said) and WIFI is now at contemporary speeds as well.

The bad news is, takes much more juice and needs even a bit more than the specs declare. So, not so good for portability.

Also, as you might expect, some compatibility issues with some hard and software. (Google voice kit for instance, it would love the faster network, doesn't matter for portability, but it won't be in that space soon. For makers, it just iterative, with power needs over other benefits. P3B, still going to be in ...view more The good news is it is noticeably much faster with network comms. Finally, a "like it should be." solution. Wired LAN is 300 (not 1 gig like some have said) and WIFI is now at contemporary speeds as well.

The bad news is, takes much more juice and needs even a bit more than the specs declare. So, not so good for portability.

Also, as you might expect, some compatibility issues with some hard and software. (Google voice kit for instance, it would love the faster network, doesn't matter for portability, but it won't be in that space soon. For makers, it just iterative, with power needs over other benefits. P3B, still going to be in demand.

As a teach kiddies to code, it's hard to say if anyone will notice any difference; that LED will still blink. After all, it's its own thing, with nothing really to compare. Cheap lower powered linux for the masses, in a size that can move around, clunky and quirky like the place from which it came.

Using the Pi3 as a headless server hosting MQTT and Node-Red instances for running my home automation logic. Been a massive upgrade from the Pi Zero I had previously. Using the Pi3 as a headless server hosting MQTT and Node-Red instances for running my home automation logic. Been a massive upgrade from the Pi Zero I had previously.

Raspberry Pi works as expected, either as a controller for electronics projects or just as a tiny media centre computer.

It's easy to see why it is the most popular single-board-computer for hobbyists. Raspberry Pi works as expected, either as a controller for electronics projects or just as a tiny media centre computer.

It's easy to see why it is the most popular single-board-computer for hobbyists.

I have been using a raspberry pi 1 for my arcade and it is very slow compared to the 3 B+. It can even run PSX games full speed. When I bought the 3 B+ it was originally not displaying and was heating up pretty fast. I tried for two days to and all options to get it to display but no luck. Since it was still inside the warranty I took it back and got a replacement. It has worked flawlessly since with MUCH lower temperatures.

Definitely a great deal for how much power it has would recommend for any and all projects

PS the arcade software is called Retropie for anyone wanting to know I have been using a raspberry pi 1 for my arcade and it is very slow compared to the 3 B+. It can even run PSX games full speed. When I bought the 3 B+ it was originally not displaying and was heating up pretty fast. I tried for two days to and all options to get it to display but no luck. Since it was still inside the warranty I took it back and got a replacement. It has worked flawlessly since with MUCH lower temperatures.

Definitely a great deal for how much power it has would recommend for any and all projects

PS the arcade software is called Retropie for anyone wanting to know

Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized (but fatter) ARM computer with most of the buzzwords. HDMI, GPIO, USB, Ethernet, WiFi and even Bluetooth on the 3B+. All for only 10-12W.
This one is loaded up with Raspbian and is running yet another home automation task in my bookshelf. Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized (but fatter) ARM computer with most of the buzzwords. HDMI, GPIO, USB, Ethernet, WiFi and even Bluetooth on the 3B+. All for only 10-12W.
This one is loaded up with Raspbian and is running yet another home automation task in my bookshelf.

Good product but remember you need a power adaptor and likely a case. Doesn't run too hot. Just a get a case with a good heatsink, don't get one with a fan. Good product but remember you need a power adaptor and likely a case. Doesn't run too hot. Just a get a case with a good heatsink, don't get one with a fan.

Great for RetroPie with Bluetooth Built in use that PS3 controller.
Just be aware to get the right image not all images are compatible with the B+ yet Great for RetroPie with Bluetooth Built in use that PS3 controller.
Just be aware to get the right image not all images are compatible with the B+ yet

now having higher speed networking is great, just make sure you get proper cooling for it otherwise it will overheat now having higher speed networking is great, just make sure you get proper cooling for it otherwise it will overheat

More of a review of their online ordering service .. I clicked by now and buy the time I had made a coffee it was ready for pick up .. absolutely blowen away with their speed More of a review of their online ordering service .. I clicked by now and buy the time I had made a coffee it was ready for pick up .. absolutely blowen away with their speed

Very good product and price. Very good product and price.

I purchased this as a discrete emulation station for my lounge. After installing Retropie and connecting the device to my TV, it worked just as expected. I can't wait to see what future Rasberry Pi's are going to offer I purchased this as a discrete emulation station for my lounge. After installing Retropie and connecting the device to my TV, it worked just as expected. I can't wait to see what future Rasberry Pi's are going to offer