The Zero W also has a new case with three interchangeable lids, one that's solid, one with a hole for GPIO pins, and another with a hole for the camera module. There was no word on case pricing yesterday, as the Pi Foundation doesn't control case prices the way it does with the computers themselves. The Pi Zero includes a full-size GPIO header but maintains its slim profile because it doesn't come with pins, which can be soldered on by the user. The Zero can handle the same types of projects as the original Pi, but its small size can be an advantage if you want to build a tiny robot (see page 24 in this issue of MagPi) or other small systems. Listing image by Raspberry Pi Foundation Extracts from Ars Technica
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