Raspberry Pi is a functioning computer that fits in your pocket, for only $25. David Braben, a well-known video game developer who runs the UK studio Frontier, has spent his spare time trying to answer the question: “How to get young students excited about computers and more specifically, computer sciences like programming and hardware repair?” David believes price point is a major barrier for most schools from getting the equipment needed to teach kids the more advanced computer skills. But what can you get for $25? A lot! Provisional specs include an 700MHz ARM11, 128MB of SDRAM, OpenGL ES 2.0, 1080p30 H.264 high-profile decode, composite and HDMI video output, USB 2.0, SD/MMC/SDIO memory card slot, to start with.