The Pi 400 has almost the exact dimensions of the official Raspberry Pi keyboard and hub, but with all of the extra ports and connectors needed to turn it into a PC. The power is provided by the ...

The Raspberry Pi 400 looks a lot like the $20 Raspberry Pi Keyboard that launched last year, with a white design and red accents, but it’s actually a full PC, complete with a quad-core 64-bit ...

But while the look of the Raspberry Pi 400 might be a reminder of the past, the components are far more up to date; a Raspberry Pi 4 computer with 4GB of RAM encased in a keyboard with ports to ...

However, the Raspberry Pi 4 that powers the 400 is not short of processing grunt. With a quad-core processor, 4GB of RAM, built-in Wi-Fi and 4K video capability, it’s capable of running the full ...

The Pi 400 has been with us for nearly a couple of years now, and perhaps hasn’t had the recognition it deserves. If you’ve never tried one, take a look at our review from when it came out.

It's possible to buy a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB of RAM, but the Raspberry Pi 400 keyboard only ships with 4GB of RAM. However, it can be upgraded manually with a lot of hard work and patience.

Raspberry Pi has a new computer, and this time you won't have to worry about finding a keyboard. Called the Raspberry Pi 400, the new device packs a full computer into a keyboard.

The Pi 400 has been with us for nearly a couple of years now, and perhaps hasn’t had the recognition it deserves. If you’ve never tried one, take a look at our review from when it came out.

It supports Bluetooth 5.0 BLE, as well as 2.5GHz and 5GHz 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) wireless networking. Performance The Raspberry Pi 400 is entirely up to serving as a desktop PC.

The Raspberry Pi 400 also focuses on minimizing the ecological footprint. The mini system consumes no more than 3 watts in idle mode and a maximum of 6 watts under full load.