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March 23, 2018

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ and GraspIO Cloudio Break New Ground

Two Pieces of Pi for the Price of One!
by Amelia Dalton

In honor of pi Day, we’re serving up some Raspberry pi goodness! First up, Peter Wenzel (Newark element14) dishes about the features of the newly launched Raspberry pi 3 Model B+. Peter and I chat about the Model B+ modular compliance certification, the details of a new Raspberry pi starter kit, and how power over ethernet is coming to the Raspberry pi ecosystem. In the second part of our pi coverage, Hari Kalyanaraman (Newark element14) brings us the goods on GraspIO Cloudio – a new Raspberry pi expansion board with a mobile platform for end-to-end IoT development and deployment. In this week’s Kickstarter corner, we take a look at a new innovative way to clean up the Chicago River. (Spoiler Alert: It involves video games and remote-controlled boats!)

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More information about Raspberry pi 3 Model B+
Newark element14 announces the launch of the new Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
Newark element14 launches GraspIO Cloudio – A Raspberry Pi expansion board with a mobile platform for end to end IoT development and deployment
More information about Grasp.io Cloudio Smart Development Board, Add-On for Raspberry Pi, IoT Development and Prototyping

Kickstarter Corner: Trash cleaning robot controlled by you.

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