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Howdy,
The excitement of launching Raspberry Pi Pico 2 was still simmering when we pulled the surprise of introducing a new member of the Raspberry Pi 5 family: our 2GB variant priced at $50.
We also returned home from DEF CON without anyone claiming the bounty on RP2350's head, so now we'd like to open up the challenge and invite you to try to hack our new chip. There's $10,000 in it for you if you manage it.
In other news, we found an adorable gubbin on one of our engineer's desks and made them tell us how they built it.
Peace,
Ashley
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2GB Raspberry Pi 5 on sale now at $50
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With 2GB of RAM, this new entry-level product continues our mission to reduce the cost of high-performance general-purpose computing.
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Can you hack our new chip?
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We think RP2350 is pretty safe and sturdy. Care to test that theory?
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Our RP2350 Partners made all this excellent stuff for you
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It wasn't just Pico 2 that hit the scene last week; Raspberry Pi and its RP2350 partners launched 34 products from 20 companies.
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Retro Pico-powered incandescent lamp
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This beautiful Pico-powered desk lamp was handmade by one of our ASIC engineers, Dave Bell.
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Zero-code LED animations with Raspberry Pi Pico
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LED effects are a great way to light up any occasion. Here in the UK, Christmas is the most famous holiday for decorating rooms with lights, but many other cultures have other events that include unnecessarily elaborate lighting displays. Besides, there’s no need to limit yourself to traditional holidays – you’re an independent person who can light up the night whenever you feel like it. In this article, we’regoing to look at one way of getting started with LED effects quickly and cheaply that you can use for any occasion. OK, we’ll own up right at the start. We said […]
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