Compute Module 4 NAS With Custom Carrier Board. 20 Comments . by: Tom Nardi. April 8, 2021. ... designed based on the KiCad files the Raspberry Pi Foundation released for their official CM4 IO Board.

Or you can buy a Compute Module IO Board, which is an open-source breakout board that connects to the Compute Module and provides HDMI and USB connectors, among other things.

The Compute Module IO Board V3 is a development kit for those who wish to make use of the Raspberry Pi in a more flexible form factor, intended for industrial applications. The IO Board V3 is made ...

RaspberryPi.org has announced the arrival of the Compute Module, taking a more industrial, professional direction. Basically, the core technology of a Pi About Us ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has also released the Compute Module IO Board V3, a circuit board with USB and HDMI connectors, along with a SODIMM socket that is needed to work with the Compute Module 3.

The Compute Module and IO Board will be available together as part of a dedicated development kit some time in June. Eventually, the Module will be available to buy separately too -- either for ...

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is offering its own board design, the Compute Module IO Board, under an open license to make it easier for others to incorporate the module into their product designs.

The new Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 provides processing power for a wide array of industrial, home automation and internet of things devices.

Initially, the Compute Module and IO Board will be sold together, in a bundle called the Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit. Those kits will be available from Pi’s distributors, RS and ...

The Foundation updated its open source breakout board as well, calling the new version the Compute Module IO Board V3. The Compute Module 3 costs $30, while the Lite version is $25. The original ...