Friday New Product:

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June 12, 2015

Ladies and gentlemen! Regular men! Children with fake IDs! Plowing through our vast inventory of things to announce, today in the glorious colours of Raspberry Pi, here we go:

Raspberry Pi 2 Bundle
$62.24

Get started with the Raspberry Pi V2 Bundle. Includes the Raspberry Pi V2, Case, 4GB NOOBS OS memory card, and 5.5V power supply.
NOOBS Rpi preloaded OS sdcard
$10.00
Pre-burned NOOBS operating system for the Raspberry Pi (all version)
Raspberry Pi - GPIO Extension Ribbon Cable (15cm)
$2.95

Extend those Pi I/O lines up to 15cm (6") away.
5.5V 2A Power supply with micro USB connector
$5.95
With a 2 meter (6.6') micro-USB connector, this power supply is ideal for powering single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi.

And now I have to confess I totally plagiarized that first line. It is so awesome I just needed to use it.

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