The cool thing about single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi is that they have all of the components you need to make a PC in one place. However, they don't have everything you need to start computing—that's where all-in-one setups like the Raspberry Pi 400 come in. This is essentially a modern day version of 1970s and 80s home computers. The Raspberry Pi 400 is essentially the official keyboard with a Raspberry Pi 4 inside and can output to a screen using the micro HDMI ports at the back. But since the release of the Raspberry Pi 5, we've yet to get an official update to this keyboard-clad Pi experience. We don't know if there will ever be a Raspberry Pi 500, but thankfully, Arnov Sharma has us covered with the Raspberry Pi 1000.
