Talk:Raspberry Pi 4

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I noticed someone has marked this article to possibly not be notable enough to be its own article, so let me explain where I'm coming from.

The whole reason I've begun writing an article about the Raspberry Pi 4 is to be part of a series, allowing each Pi model to have it's own article, similar to how many product lines get an article for each model (PlayStation, Xbox, iPhone, etc.). I personally think that the current approach of just piling every bit of Pi info into a single article to be quite clunky and overbearing.

I understand that there is already Pi 4 information on Wikipedia; however, I feel that the way the information is laid out should be more categorized and clearer like it is with other products. Before you can simplify the main article, you need to put that information somewhere else first. Jayanky (talk) 19:32, 4 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Doesn't clarify the "Model B" is of Raspberry Pi 4[edit]

As for Raspberry Pi 4, I only read about 'Model B'. This suggests that there's also a previous version ('Model A')? But I didn't find anything previous versions of '4'. Not on the internet and not in this Wikipedia page. Please someone who knows, add this information. Thanks! Jacosi (talk) 14:31, 9 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]