Until now, the Raspberry Pi has mostly been sold as a mini computer board without a case. However, the latest Raspberry Pi 400 does not require a case.

This is because the Raspberry Pi 400 is a compact keyboard that also functions as a Pi on-board computer.

This keyboard has just been announced by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and is a very simple keyboard with a built-in Raspberry Pi board. To start using it, just open the keyboard box and plug it in.

The Raspberry Pi 400 can be purchased on its own for $70 or £67, as well as a 16GB microSD card pre-programmed with the Raspberry Pi OS, power supply, mouse, microHDMI-HDMI cable, Raspberry Pi Beginner's Guide is also bundled. It costs $100 in the U.S. and £94 in the U.K. All you need to provide is a monitor.

The keyboard is designed like a standard laptop and comes in six different layouts for users in the UK, US, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.

The Pi is made specifically for keyboards, but is based on the Raspberry Pi 4. This means it has the same quad-core 64-bit processor, 4GB of RAM, Wi-Fi, dual display output, 4K video playback, and other identical features. The keyboard PC also features a specially designed thermal to keep it cool and quiet so it doesn't get in the way of your work.

The keyboard itself has two microHDMI ports, two USB 3 ports, one USB 2 port, Gigabit Ethernet, a microSD card slot, a GPIO header for attaching further accessories to the board, and a USB-C port for power. The board is equipped with.

Priced at only $70, the Raspberry Pi 400 could be one of the best mini-PCs for those looking for an inexpensive and simple way to connect online. We will be getting our hands on the Raspberry Pi 400 shortly and bringing you a full review, but if you don't want to wait, check out our sister site Tom's Hardware's review right now.