Microsoft kit helps you run Windows 10 on a Raspberry Pi

Posted By Jagdeep on Sep 28, 2015 in Blog |

Sure, it’s no secret that you can run Windows 10 on a tiny Raspberry Pi 2, but actually doing that could prove to be a challenge. What parts do you need? And what do you do with it when you’re ready? That’s where Microsoft and Adafruit think they can help. They’ve released a Windows IoT Core Starter Kit that gives you everything you need to get going, including an SD card preloaded with Windows 10 IoT Core and the tools you need (both hardware and software) to start on some projects. It’ll cost you $115 if you need a Raspberry Pi 2 at the same time, and $40 if you already have one sitting around. That’s a lot of money to spend on such a modest device, but it might pay off if you’d like to spend more time creating clever machines than searching forums for help.

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Type
Other

Bundled OS
Linux

Processor speed
700 MHz

System RAM
256 MB

Video outputs
HDMI (v1.4), RCA / composite

Dimensions
3.37 x 2.13 x 0.67 in

Weight
1.59 oz

Released
2012-02-29

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Speed and features
7.5

Design and form factor
8.3

Expandability
8

Noise
10

Size and weight
9.9

Power consumption
9.6

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