Raspberry Pi 3B vs RPi3B + minicomputer comparison - Article from Micros
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Everyone has probably heard about the Raspberry Pi. The popularity of this miniature computer exceeded all expectations. This SBC platform is constantly evolving. Recently, RPi2 and RPi3 have been the subjects of frequent comparisons. We currently have two models of version three: RPi3B and RPi3B +. The new RPi3B + model will remain in production until at least 2023.
CPU: the 3B + version has a clocked Broadcom BCM2837B0 chip 1.4GHz (Cortex-A53 ARMv8 64-bit SoC),
version 3B is BCM2837 @ 1.2GHz (both GPU: Broadcom VideoCore IV). The SoC version 3B + has a partially metal housing for the integrated circuit.
RAM: we have both 3B + and 3B versions 1GB RAM.
WiFi: in the 3B + version we have WiFi 802.11.b / g / n / ac 2.4GHz and 5GHz ,
in version 3B 2.4GHz .
Bluetooth: In 3B + BLE 4.2 ,
in 3B BLE 4.1 .
LAN: in 3B + GBE (limited to 300Mbps via USB2.0) and power supply PoE via PoE HAT,
in version 3B FastEthernet 100Mb / s.
USB: in both cases 4x USB2.0.
Interfaces: in both casesGPIO, CSI Camera Port, Touchpad Display DSI Port, Stereo Audio Out, and HDMI Out.
The 3B + version, thanks to the increased SoC clock speed, provides the computing power increased by several percent.
Increased computing power translates into higher power consumption in the 3B + model (if necessary, we can lower the SoC timing).
In terms of communication, we get 3x greater LAN bandwidth and dual-band WiFi.
By default, Rpi3B + is ready to boot from a micro SD card or USB stick.
Which changes to RPi 3B + do you find useful, what functionalities should appear in the next versions of the Raspberry Pi?
What possibilities should the successors of the 3B + model have, a SATA connector, better energy management, and maybe a connector for powering and charging a Li-ion battery?
SUMMARY:
Source: https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/
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Everyone has probably heard about the Raspberry Pi. The popularity of this miniature computer exceeded all expectations. This SBC platform is constantly evolving. Recently, RPi2 and RPi3 have been the subjects of frequent comparisons. We currently have two models of version three: RPi3B and RPi3B +. The new RPi3B + model will remain in production until at least 2023.
CPU: the 3B + version has a clocked Broadcom BCM2837B0 chip 1.4GHz (Cortex-A53 ARMv8 64-bit SoC),
version 3B is BCM2837 @ 1.2GHz (both GPU: Broadcom VideoCore IV). The SoC version 3B + has a partially metal housing for the integrated circuit.
RAM: we have both 3B + and 3B versions 1GB RAM.
WiFi: in the 3B + version we have WiFi 802.11.b / g / n / ac 2.4GHz and 5GHz ,
in version 3B 2.4GHz .
Bluetooth: In 3B + BLE 4.2 ,
in 3B BLE 4.1 .
LAN: in 3B + GBE (limited to 300Mbps via USB2.0) and power supply PoE via PoE HAT,
in version 3B FastEthernet 100Mb / s.
USB: in both cases 4x USB2.0.
Interfaces: in both casesGPIO, CSI Camera Port, Touchpad Display DSI Port, Stereo Audio Out, and HDMI Out.
The 3B + version, thanks to the increased SoC clock speed, provides the computing power increased by several percent.
Increased computing power translates into higher power consumption in the 3B + model (if necessary, we can lower the SoC timing).
In terms of communication, we get 3x greater LAN bandwidth and dual-band WiFi.
By default, Rpi3B + is ready to boot from a micro SD card or USB stick.
Which changes to RPi 3B + do you find useful, what functionalities should appear in the next versions of the Raspberry Pi?
What possibilities should the successors of the 3B + model have, a SATA connector, better energy management, and maybe a connector for powering and charging a Li-ion battery?
SUMMARY:
 Model Raspberry Pi 3B |  Raspberry Pi 3B + model | |
| SoC | Broadcom BCM2837 | Broadcom BCM2837B0 |
| CPU | 4 ARM Cortex-A53 1.2 GHz cores | 4 ARM Cortex-A53 1.4 GHz cores |
| GPU | Broadcom VideoCore IV @ 250 MHz | Broadcom VideoCore IV @ 250 MHz |
| RAM | 1 GB (shared with GPU) | 1 GB (shared with GPU) |
| USB | 4 USB 2.0 slots | 4 USB 2.0 slots |
| Video inputs | Camera interface | Camera interface |
| Video outputs | HDMI, DSI | HDMI, DSI |
| Sound inputs | I2S | I2S |
| Sound outputs | Analog (3.5mm jack), digital (HDMI), I2S | Analog (3.5mm jack), digital (HDMI), I2S | Data carrier | MicroSD | MicroSD |
| Bluetooth interface | Bluetooth 4.1 (Normal and Low Energy) | Bluetooth 4.2, BLE |
| Network | 10/100 Mb Ethernet, WiFi 802.11 b / g / n | Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11 b / g / n / ac (2.4 GHz / 5 GHz) |
| Power | 5V 2.5A | 5V 2.5A |
| Goldpin connector | 40-pin | 40-pin |
| Dimensions | 85 x 56 x 17 mm | 85 x 56 x 17 mm |
Source: https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/
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I find that the font looks bad when enlarged and bold at the beginning of the article. I miss a SATA connector. If not for this, I would have bought it. [Read more]
SBC platforms are growing fast, I think I even missed 3B +, but here the jump from the 3B version to the 3B + version of the Raspberry is mainly the development of WiFi + connectivity symbolically 3x faster... [Read more]
What would I add to my wish list? Modestly "Normal" DC power socket, and PRU microcontrollers as in BeagleBone, which solve many problems in applications where we need both Linux and realtime control:... [Read more]
The manufacturer does not want to mount SATA Actually, some strange politics, but they have some purpose. Basically, with most cases it is not possible to mount even the smallest SATA drive. Besides,... [Read more]
The first Raspberry Pi was built on SoC for DVD or BR players. Some sort of Broadcom production waste. Such an arrangement, because the creator was an employee of Broadcom. And so it goes on in subsequent... [Read more]
As for SATA, here is the connection of the PIC controller to the SoC in the Tp-link router: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3472072.html unfortunately, the performance of the SoC significantly... [Read more]
Sorry for digging up the topic, but in my opinion, USB 3.0 should be replaced by USB 3.0, then everything else for SATA would make sense to plug in USB 3.0. [Read more]
Competition with USB3.0: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3569914.html [Read more]
With USB3.0 it is a bigger competition, because everything on the RK3399 has this interface :) And I don't know if sometimes it is not H6 from allwinner (orangepi lite 2, orangepi 3) [Read more]