From DailyTech: After two years of strong sales and incredible response from the tinkerer/DIY community, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has a final set of tweaks to the higher priced variant of its first generation pocket computer, the Raspberry Pi B.
Dubbed the Raspberry Pi B+, the new version still uses most of the same hardware (including packing the same 512 MB memory footprint). And it's still available for $35 -- from Farnell/element14/Newark, and at RS/Allied Components.
Can we expect a similar upgrade to the Model A (256 MB, 1 USB port, currently), which launched last year? We'll have to wait and see.
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