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Essential Equipment for Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi Computer

To get your Raspberry Pi up and running, you'll need some essential additional equipment. First, ensure you have a micro USB power supply rated at least 700mA, preferably 1A, to power your device. For network connectivity, a standard Ethernet cable or a USB Wi-Fi dongle will suffice. You'll also need a video output solution, either a composite video cable (male connectors) or an HDMI cable (both ends male). Further, an SD memory card (minimum 4GB, Class 4 or higher) is essential, alongside a standard USB keyboard and mouse. A powered USB hub can enhance connectivity.

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Essential Equipment for Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi Computer

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  1. Additional equipment to get Raspberry Pi up and running • Power • Micro USB power supply • standard modern smartphone power supplies usually suffice • power rating at least 700mA – preferably 1A • Network • Either standard network cable • Or USB WIFI dongle i.e. Ebay item 150563861402 • Video • Either composite – male yellow video cable both ends • Or HDMI – male HDMI cable both ends • Audio • Headphones • Headphone to phono plugs (RED/WHITE) • Audio over HDMI cable • SD memory card • At least CLASS 4 • At least 4 GB • Branded makes are highly recommended • Keyboard – standard USB • Mouse – standard USB • USB hub for connecting more than two peripherals • powered hub highly beneficial Introducing the raspberry Pi - the 21st century educational computer - April 2013

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