@jm036
So it's basically a Pi 3 A in Zero form factor. Really nice upgrade still.
@idowebwork
So much more power in a tiny board. Love it. Definitely can see a few projects the new Pi 2W can be used in here.
@CallibanMcGee
Chris you make these in-depth detailed comparisons with obviously lots and lots of background research and prep appear as effortless as me pulling up my socks.
@wimwiddershins
Great news, Ive been waiting for a processor upgrade in the Zero form factor. RP3 level was more than expected, well done Pi foundation!
@edwin3928ohd
We always talk about how much power we have in our smartphones these days compared to even what took people to the moon. But for the price, this is truly astonishing computing power when looked at in a historical perspective.
@StayHungry41
What a little powerhouse! For $15 USD that's an absolutely insane value. Great demonstration as usual Chris, anytime I get a notification for an EC video I know I'm going to be in for a treat!
@MM0XET
What’s all this, midweek EC. Another good one Chris
@zetaconvex1987
Pretty sweet, actually. For when Pi 4 is overkill, and you want a Pi 3 in a small form factor at half the price. I imagine that this will be quite popular.
@HenrikoMagnifico
A lovely little SBC for a (relatively) dirt cheap price! I can't wait to start some new projects with it.
@PS_Tube
Mid week EC video is a gift. And above all, this video is a Pi video which is cherry on top. Nice to witness how powerful the SBCs are becoming.
@mawamatakama5150
Thank you so much Mr Barnatt, I have been waiting for this for years.
@-someone-.
Your channel and 3 others all uploaded this at literally the same time🤣 great time to watch in Australia ! Just before dinner! I bet there’s a whole series coming on this new Pi🙏
@maxoverridemax
My first computer. 512 MB ram Less than 1GH processor 500 MB HDD No wifi No bluetooth Cost $450 dollars or 399 pounds
@PenryMMJ
Always great to see a new model from Raspberry Pi. Due to their low prices though, I now have more SBCs than any reasonable person could ever need.......and I've just ordered one
@Ollital
In the times before the internet. A boy would have been walking in the streets shouting "Explaining Computers - Special Edition - Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W announced!"
@chlorobyte_projects
I don't think the RAM will be such an issue for use cases where you'd want such a low power SBC. Since you aren't likely to run desktop applications and any high end workflows on it (for that, get the 4B instead, it has up to 8GB RAM), it'll be mostly fine for tasks such as a file server, retro emulation (up to N64) or just media playback. Being the brains of a robot isn't exactly RAM intensive, either.
@ylanstockholm
Cheers for yet another informative video! Speaking of Pi Zero projects. I would love for you to take a look att headless installation and setup. I don't think I'm the only one who never wants to run a GUI or connect a screen to my Raspberry Pi. Which distro is best if you don't need or want a GUI. Humbly, Ylan
@TrillChords
Yooo!! That's amazing! Can't believe I just bought a bunch of v.1 rpi0w's last week lol Directly asks the manufacturers for more info when needed. Idk many YouTubers that go that far. Love your work!
@danieliwanowski1573
Mid-week ExplainingComputers episode - it's like another Sunday in this week.
@markdonnelly1913