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What’s the Difference Between Raspberry Pi Model A and B?

Joe Heitzeberg
Joe Heitzeberg
March 31, 2013

(Illustration) The image displays two isometric illustrations of Raspberry Pi circuit boards, Model A and Model B, side-by-side, detailing their components, specifications, and prices. Each board is labeled with its various ports and chips. Text: RASPBERRY PI MODEL A - $25 RCA VIDEO AUDIO LEDS 1x USB GPIO 256MB RAM CPU & GPU HDMI SD CARD POWER RASPBERRY PI MODEL B - $35 RCA VIDEO AUDIO LEDS 2x USB LAN GPIO 512MB RAM CPU & GPU HDMI SD CARD POWER BROADCOM flat design with isometric perspective, line-art | Colors: #FFFFFF, #C9EEF9, #00AEEF, #A0DDEE Note: This image is a stylized, vector-based drawing that visually explains technical components and their layout, rather than a photograph or a scanned document, fitting the 'illustration' category.

The new Raspberry Pi Model A is finally for sale in the USA (in addition to Europe and Asia where it went on sale beginning a few weeks ago.)

So now there’s two models to choose from. The two are very similar, expect that the newer Model A is $10 less expensive, has only one USB port instead of two, and lacks the ethernet port of it’s older brother.

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