It came out quite nicely. My next step was to place the Pi Zero W and camera into the casing and mounting it in my test vehicle. I affixed the base to the dashboard with the command strips or Velcro.

The Raspberry Pi Zero W comes with most of the same specs as the standard Pi Zero, but adds in the same 802.11n Wireless LAN and Bluetooth that the Raspberry Pi 3 has. The CPU and RAM are the same ...

This mini-PC doubles the price of the original Pi Zero from $5 to $10, but adds 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0. The Zero W is available now from the usual Raspberry Pi retailers.

We’re sending out Raspberry Pi Zero W boards to the people who have the best ideas on how to use this new tiny bit of wireless hardware. Sign up for the Hack Chat and join us on March 3, noon, PST.