Originally released in 2012 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the single-board computer is today by far the most popular and successful basic foundation. Predestined for robotics and embedded projects, the Raspberry Pi is also used by home users as a media center, thin client or server, in addition to the intended application areas - such as the learning of programming languages or the acquisition of hardware knowledge.
Originally released in 2012 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the single-board computer is today by far the most popular and successful basic foundation. Predestined for robotics and embedded projects, the Raspberry Pi is also used by home users as a media center, thin client or server, in addition to the intended application areas - such as the learning of programming languages or the acquisition o...
Originally released in 2012 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the single-board computer is today by far the most popular and successful basic foundation. Predestined for robotics and embedded projects, the Raspberry Pi is also used by home users as a media center, thin client or server, in addition to the intended application areas - such as the learning of programming languages or the acquisition o...
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In the summer of 2014 the model B + was followed by a revised version of the Raspberry Pi. In addition to two additional USB ports, there is also a space-saving microSD slot as well as an extended GPIO header with 40 pins. In addition, the connection configuration was optimized, which is also expected by the 2015, significantly faster Raspberry Pi 2 as well as the 2018 Raspberry Pi 3. Thanks to the otherwise identical circuit board layout, all of these models fit into the same chassis.
The stylish Akasa Raspberry Pi / Asus tinkerboard case is suitable not only for the Raspberry Pi 1 Model B +, but also for the Raspberry Pi 3, the Raspberry Pi 2 and the ASUS Tinker Board, and is particularly appealing to hobbyists, modders and geeks , which attach importance to an attractive look of their mini-computer in the living room or in any other places. In the sense of the elegant design, the microSD card of a Raspberry Pi is completely enclosed by the Akasa Pi housing and concealed from the outside discreetly. This also protects them against damage and dust.
Visually, the housing looks very classy and impresses above all with the high-quality aluminum parts, which were colored black by the sandblasting process. The lid of the small housing even has cooling ribs, which ensure perfect passive cooling.
The Akasa Pi Case provides I / O ports for all connections of the compatible Raspberry Pi circuit boards. In addition, openings for flat-ribbon cables of the 40-pin GPIO port or for the optional camera module as well as the display interface are incorporated. Due to the extremely low heat emissions of the Broadcom chip on the Raspberry-Pi mainboard, the pocket computer can be cooled passively and completely silently. Due to the cooling effect of the ventilation openings on the bottom of the case and the cooling ribs on the upper side, the Pi case from Akasa is also suitable for overclockings which are possible even without guarantee loss in the Raspberry Pi.
Technical details:
Dimensions: 68.3 x 33.35 x 92 mm (W x H x D)
Material: aluminum
Weight: approx. 160 g
Color: Black
Compatibility:
Raspberry Pi 1 – Model B +
Raspberry Pi 2 – Model B
Raspberry Pi 3 – Model B
ASUS Tinker Board
I / O-ports:
1x CSI camera module (flat ribbon opening)
1x DSI display connector (flat panel opening)
1x GPIO (40-pin) (flat-band opening)
1x LAN (RJ-45)
4x USB 2.0
1x WiFi antenna opening
1x Micro-USB (Power)
1x composite video / audio output (3.5 mm jack, 4-pin)
1x HDMI
