Raspberry has become the perfect alternative for those who want to get started with programming, and also for handymen who want to create their own devices and needed an accessible logic card with a lot of development behind it, thus, projects like RetroPie have emerged, a way of emulate all kinds of retro consoles through a Raspberry Pi. That is why the company does not want to be left behind and continues to launch new products, the last product we come across is the Raspberry Pi CM 3, a plate with up to ten times more power than the previous version and that will delight users.
We go there with the purely technical data, and it is that in this Raspberry Pi CM3 we find a processor BCM2837 with a maximum processing speed of 1,2GHz, also accompanied by a more than enough RAM memory module of 1GB and complemented all with a memory eMMC Flash up to 4GB.
In addition, They have launched a "Lite" version identical in technical details but that dispenses with the 4GB Flash memory but that can easily be replaced by the typical input for a standard SD memory card. In this way, we can increase more storage if possible, everything will depend on the utility we want to give it.
In this way we find a product with fewer and fewer limitations, it offers hardware that has nothing to envy to many low-cost mobile devices and that will increasingly put fewer limits on the possibilities of development and task execution of these small devices that We can convert practically into what we want, the limits are set by you before a hardware that leaves us astonished, such as its price, the Lite version will cost $ 25 while the version with 4GB of storage will cost $ 30.