Raspberry Pi, an innovative $35 GNU/Linux box in a tiny package, launched yesterday — sort of. Demand was so hot that all the company’s retail partners collapsed under load. From Ars Technica’s Ryan Paul: The product is a bare board with a 700MHz ARM11 CPU and 256MB of RAM. It’s roughly the size of a

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Raspberry Pi launch so popular that retail partners collapse under load

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