Learn all about the Raspberry Pi 3 in The MagPi 43!
By Russell Barnes. Posted
We have Pi 3 interviews, specs, facts and tutorials to get you started with the latest, greatest Raspberry Pi. All this as well as a huge Astro Pi update and lots of new tutorials and projects.
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As you may remember from earlier in the week, the Raspberry Pi 3 is here! The latest version of the Raspberry Pi is the most powerful one yet, and brings with it a whole host of new features such as wireless LAN, Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth Low Energy. In issue 43 of The MagPi, we go in depth into all the changes, upgrades and differences that you can expect from the Raspberry Pi 3.
We also have an interview with Eben Upton and James Adams on the creation of the Raspberry Pi 3 and the wireless radio that makes the new headline features possible. There are tips and tutorials on how to get started with Raspberry Pi 3 and finally a full suite of benchmarks so you know just how much more powerful the Pi 3 is than its predecessors.
Issue 43 has more than just Raspberry Pi 3 though: there's a big Astro Pi update as Ed and Izzy are turned on up in space, we look at an amazing Pi Zero cluster board, hack Minecraft with the Bedrock Challenge, and all our usual array of projects, tutorials and reviews.
The MagPi 43 is out right now in WH Smith, Asda, Tesco, and Sainsburys. It's also available for purchase online and you can download it in our Android and iOS app as well.
Russell runs Raspberry Pi Press, which includes The MagPi, Hello World, HackSpace magazine, and book projects. He’s a massive sci-fi bore.
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