The first
models should start rolling off the production line by the end of
January, and the company will be selling the model B version for $35,
which comes with
256MB of RAM and an Ethernet adapter, the model A
version which costs $25 should be available later this year.
Raspberry
Pis started being made a couple of days ago, but I was forbidden to
tell you about it until signed contracts and receipts for payment had
arrived – it’s been killing me, especially since I’ve had tens of you
asking me when manufacturing would start every day for the last few
weeks. I am not good at keeping secrets.
You can find out more details about the Raspberry Pi over at their website, and there will be 10,000 available initially.