Raspberry Pi 5 is now here! Wow it would definitely feel yummier with a combination of raspberries. So on this new edition combines with many notable new key points, such as some amazing upgrades starting at $60 to $80 only. Talking about it's performance level, so ladies and gentlemen not only it's predecessor performance has increased, but we can also say that it's the very first Raspberry Pi edition to come with-in house silicon. It's new edition Pi 5 is a 64-bit quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 predecessor with a speed at 2.4GHz, making it perform two or three times ahead when compared to it's old edition Raspberry Pi 4. Raspberry Pi 5 comes with a 800MHz VideoCore VII graphics chip, that's been said offering a 'substantial uplift' in it's graphical performance. The lastest critic's says, Raspberry Pi 5 opens quite quickly also a plus point is that it's loading for webpages is pretty quick too, compared to it's old versions. However it's predecessor has a range of heating up fast so to overcome this Raspberry Pi Foundation has sent over an active cooling component that can be attached directly to it's predecessor. There's also an additional component that has been added to The Raspberry Pi 5 by Raspberry Pi Foundation for the first time, "The South ridge" and now it has become a part of the chipset helping the device communicate easily with it's peripherals. Raspberry Pi says that with the 'RPI Southbridge the microcomputer carries a significant change in the peripheral performance and it's functionality which directly enables faster transfer rates to external UAS drives and other peripherals. It's capacity of 1.5Gbps MIPI transceivers let's you interconnect upto two cameras or displays. With many newly installed upgrades let's also say 'Hello' to the Single Lane PCI Express 2.0 interface that's been released for the first time, offering support for "High-Bandwidh Peripherals". Though you will still need a separate adapter, for example M.2 HAT (Hardware Attached on Top) to intake it's full advantage. Now coming to it's functions and qualities, so we might be looking forward to dual 4Kp60 HDMI display outputs, with support for HDR, a microSD slot, two USB 3.0 ports, gigabit ethernet, two 2.0 USB ports, and a 5v DC power connection via USBC. Raspberry Pi 5 also includes input for Bluetooth 5.0 and Bluetooth low energy (LE) and peak SD card performance that's doubled with the SDR104 high-speed mode. All of these amazing upgrades, updates and additions makes the Raspberry Pi 5 edition a total comeback being mudge in almost everything from a Media Server, Desktop PC, or a handmade Security System. Raspberry Pi 5 has got it all, just for your ease and comfort. It's prices may varie over its RAM options at launch, ranging from $60 for 4GB version and $80 for 8GB versios. So hold on your horses because The Raspberry Pi 5 will be available to purchase over all markets, and e-commerce at the end of October.