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The credit-card-sized computer has become even smaller! The Raspberry Pi Zero W is still the Pi you know and love, but at a largely reduced size of only 65mm long by 30mm wide and now with headers! With the addition of wireless LAN and Bluetooth, the Raspberry Pi Zero W is ideal for making embedded Internet of Things (IoT) projects. The Pi Zero W has been designed to be as flexible and compact as possible with mini connectors and a populated 40-pin GPIO.
At the heart of the Raspberry Pi Zero W is a 1GHz BCM2835 single-core processor with 512MB RAM. Quite frankly, this Pi is about four times faster that the original Raspberry Pi and is only a fraction of the cost of the current RPi3.
The setup for the Raspberry Pi Zero W is a little more complicated than on other Pis. Because of the small size, many of the connectors on the Pi Zero are not standard. For starters you will want a Mini HDMI to HDMI cable or adapter to connect to your monitor. You will also need a USB OTG cable to connect a USB device, as well as a unique CSI camera cable. No matter how you want to use your Raspberry Pi Zero W, you will need a microSD card with an operating system and a high-quality 5V power supply to power your board.
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","The credit-card-sized computer has become even smaller! The Raspberry Pi Zero W is still the Pi you know and love, but at a largely reduced size of only 65mm long by 30mm wide and now with headers! With the addition of wireless LAN and Bluetooth, the Raspberry Pi Zero W is ideal for making embedded Internet of Things (IoT) projects. The Pi Zero W has been designed to be as flexible and compact as possible with mini connectors and a populated 40-pin GPIO. At the heart of the Raspberry Pi Zero W is a 1GHz BCM2835 single-core processor with 512MB RAM. Quite frankly, this Pi is about four times faster that the original Raspberry Pi and is only a fraction of the cost of the current RPi3. The setup for the Raspberry Pi Zero W is a little more complicated than on other Pis. Because of the small size, many of the connectors on the Pi Zero are not standard. For starters you will want a [Mini HDMI to HDMI cable](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14274) or adapter to connect to your monitor. You will also need a [USB OTG cable](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14276) to connect a USB device, as well as a [unique CSI camera cable](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14272). No matter how you want to use your Raspberry Pi Zero W, you will need a microSD card with an operating system and a [high-quality 5V power supply](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13831) to power your board. -> <- **Features:** * 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN * Bluetooth(R) 4.1 * Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) * 1GHz, single-core CPU * 512MB RAM * Mini HDMI and USB On-The-Go ports * Micro USB power * HAT-compatible 40-pin Header * Composite video and reset headers * CSI camera connector **Documents:** * [Getting Started Guide](https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-the-raspberry-pi-zero-wireless) * [Graphical Datasheet](https://cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/learn_tutorials/6/7/6/PiZerov2.png) * [Raspberry Pi Software](https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/) * [Raspberry Pi Foundation](http://www.raspberrypi.org/) * [Raspberry Pi Resource Page](https://www.sparkfun.com/raspberry_pi) ","2019-08-22 15:05:18.534572-06","16","16","","","1","1","","","","","8471.50.01.50","122mm","76mm","24mm","0.0506lbs"," ..,\'.\'\'\'\'\'\'\',,,,,,,,;,. .. .\'. .;lo:..... ... ..\'\'\'......... ...\':.. .. .... ..\';loclclllllccccldxc:;.. .. ;c;,\'\';:,lc;;,,;odc,;:odl:\',c\'.....\' ..:dxxxxdl,.,,,;,,:OKc,;:dolc;:o;\'.\',;\' ..\'dxxx0Xkkc:c;ccldkkxxkxo,;;\';:\'. .. .lkOk000k:,;.\'l:odxcddxxc;clllo. . ...cxxxkKXkkdolll\'ccoco;:l:..clc:. .. oOOkKX0kxdxdddooooc;\':c:\';xcc;, ... .. ..;xkxk0K0kdooxddooooocclll,,:::\'...\'.. ..\'xxxx0XOxocodolllc;::ooddooddool:oxx; .cOOO0KXO0xoddlodlc;clllloooddol,\'lxo, ...cxkxOKXO0Okxdooooxxdddcodddddoo;,oxo. oOOOKX0O0kxdddlldxOOOxocdolod,...... ..;xOkk0KO0OOkxxdlcdxOOOdllll:ld,. ... . ..\'dkxk0XOK0Okxl:o:lxkxxd;:d;.cx\'. . .:OOOKKXO0xkkxcll:c::cxdcc:lllo\'. . ...cxxkOKXOOddkxxxdoodocolll;:l;\'\'. .. .. .oOOO0XKOKkkxdolllooooo:,;oddllcccll; ..;dkxO00Oooc;:,clc:clcll:::clodddoddd: ..\'dxxk0XOddc:c,loolcclcclllccxdddoodo, :xO00KXOOxooddddddddddoooodddloddoco\' ..\'cxdxOKXkxkolxxxxddddddddddxkd:xdoooc. .oOOk0XX:lc,kxxdddddddddddddxocddolc, ..;xkOO000kod:dxdooollooddddddxccddolo: ..,dkkkKN0KOdoxxxddddddddodddxx:lddooo, :kO0KKXOKOxdxxxdddddddoddddkd:oddddo\' ..\'okOk0KXO0Okkxxxddddddddddddko:dddddo. .oOOO0X0O0kdxxodxdddddddddddxccdddddl ..;xOOO0KO00kxxodxxxxxxxkkxxxxdldddddd: ..;xOkO0XOK0kxoccllllcd;\',;xlxclxxxo;c; ;kO00KXO0xkxdccllcooocc::occ;;clll,,. .\'lxkk0KXO0xxxxocclc:doOkdodkxOOxdx0kd, .oOOO0XKkxdccolcc:\';ddkklcdKKKkddxKxx, ..,dkkO0KKkkOOO0000OkxkxxOxddoOKXXXXKxO. ..;xkkO0N0kkkOOO0000kkxkkkodldOKXXXXXxk ,loxkkOxOOO0OOkOkOk00OOKkxO0K0xxx0Koo \';\'\'\';lx0K0000000000OxOkxkko0klokKkd: ... .\'l0000000000000xKdldlcloooldlc ... ..lOO0000000000Ox0xolllc;\'\'\'\':; .....\':dolccllooxxkOkxOxoxo:\'.. ... ...,;cldxdoolllllxxldccccc\'.. ... ...,;:cclodooldoc,..... ........ ","https://www.sparkfun.com/products/15470/images.txt","Raspberry Pi Boards, Raspberry Pi, Bluetooth","0","","23550, 14643, 21305, 15447, 16811, 20174, 15446, 20173, 14017, 14459, 23091, 18713, 17829, 18735, 13831, 13831, 14277, 15945, 15794, 15139, 16498, 14273, 18716, 13028",""