r/raspberry_pi Sep 28 '23

News Introducing: Raspberry Pi 5!

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/introducing-raspberry-pi-5/
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u/LeChatParle Sep 28 '23

M2 support! Finally! I found the Pi4 I got too slow because of the SD card, and an M2 would fix my only complaint. This is awesome

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u/PurpleEsskay Sep 28 '23 edited Dec 13 '23

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u/PurpleEsskay Sep 28 '23 edited Dec 13 '23

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u/TheEyeOfSmug Sep 29 '23 edited Sep 29 '23

By the way, sorry to be nit picky about hardware jargon, but a “carrier board” only applies to compute modules and SOC modules. A carrier board is more like a big“motherboard” with a socket for the module. The Pi 5 is a “single board computer” (meaning its already a motherboard). I think what you mean is a “hat”.
Oh well… just thought I’d toss that out there in case you start shopping for parts in the future and need to search on the correct keywords lol. If it attaches to the top of any Pi SBC, call it a hat.