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Raspberry Pi 500 and Raspberry Pi Monitor are available now
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They neglected to include a M2 slot for a SSD. If they add it to a future release, I'll have to get one. Could finally have my own Shadowrun rigger deck!
The website also shows a large unpopulated section of PCB near the network jack with "PoE" silkscreened:
https://assets.raspberrypi.com/static/3f5c4569bdef13d9e0bcfce8d5e2d780/00863/disassembled.webp
PoE built in could make this a very interesting device indeed.
STILL!!!! This would be a game changer. I do not get the wood they have for SD. So dumb.
Yep, that made sense when it was a "mere" microcontroller, but in computerland it's not the best option. Actually it's bad. There are add-ons that can be attached, but I doubt you can stuff them in there.