An introduction to the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B computer, from how to set it up, to what you can do with it.

Like other Raspberry Pi computers before it, the Pi 4 comes with a range of programming languages, including Scratch, Python and C++, so anyone can learn to become a developer using the tiny computer.

Its focus on homebrew hacking inspired the original Raspberry Pi micro computer, and those roots can be felt in the newest Pi fresh out the oven: The Rapsberry Pi 4 Model B.

As a Linux laptop user, I rely on a collection of open-source apps. I’ve tried running the same apps on my Raspberry Pi 5, and was really impressed with the results. If you use any of these apps ...