Raspberry Pi Model B Rev 2 - Collectible Chinese Red Version

This is a special version of the Raspberry Pi Model B Rev 2. This version was manufactured under a special license to Egoman Technology Corp to produce and distribute Pis in China and Taiwan. 

The most prominent difference between the models is that is manufactured on a red PCB and was intended only to be sold in China and Taiwan. A family member of mine was working there at the time and I made this purchase. If youre looking for a slightly more rare Raspberry pi device, look no further.

Overview

The Raspberry Pi is a credit card-sized computer based on the BCM2835 system-on-chip (SoC), which includes an ARM11 processor and a powerful GPU. The Raspberry Pi supports various distributions of Linux including Debian, Fedora, and Arch Linux. This item is the Raspberry Pi Model B, revision 2.0.

Features

• 512 MB of RAM
• Ethernet port
• Two USB ports
• Two video output options: HDMI or composite
• 3.5 mm audio output jack
• 26-pin GPIO header with 0.1-spaced male pins

What you will need

To use the Raspberry Pi, you will need a few additional things that are not included:

• A 5 V power source with a micro USB connector. We recommend this 5 VDC 1 A wall power adapter and a USB A-to-Micro-B cable.
  
• An SD card with an operating system on it, which also serves as the main storage for the device.
• Input and output devices, such as a keyboard and monitor.

The Raspberry Pi was designed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation in order to provide an affordable platform for experimentation and education in computer programming. The Raspberry Pi can be used for many of the things that a normal desktop PC does, including word-processing, spreadsheets, high-definition video, games, and programming. USB devices such as keyboards and mice can be connected via the boards two USB ports. With its 0.1-spaced GPIO header and small size, the Raspberry Pi also works as a programmable controller in a wide variety of robotics and electronics applications. Over two million Raspberry Pis have been sold, and lots of resources for the Raspberry Pi are available online.