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Expand Up @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The features of your Raspberry Pi keyboard computer depend on the model.
* *Memory (RAM).* Raspberry Pi 400 includes 4 GB of RAM; Raspberry Pi 500 includes 8 GB of RAM; Raspberry Pi 500+ includes 16 GB of RAM, providing smoother multitasking and support for more demanding applications.
* *GPU.* Raspberry Pi 400 includes VideoCore VI at 500 MHz; both Raspberry Pi 500 and 500+ include VideoCore VII at 910 MHz, providing faster graphics and improved video decoding.
* *HDR video.* All Raspberry Pi keyboard computers include two micro-HDMI ports, providing 4K displays, but Raspberry Pi 500 and 500+ also support HDR on HDMI outputs.
* *Power button.* Raspberry Pi 400 doesn't have a power button and is instead turned on and off with a combination of key presses; both Raspberry Pi 500 and 500+ do have a power button.
* *Power button.* Raspberry Pi 400 doesn't have a power button and is instead turned on and off with a combination of key presses (*Fn* + *F10*); both Raspberry Pi 500 and 500+ do have a power button.
* *SoC.* Raspberry Pi 400 includes the Broadcom chip, BCM2711; both Raspberry Pi 500 and 500+ use the Broadcom chip, BCM2712, in combination with the RP1 I/O controller.

Raspberry Pi 500+ offers additional features, including:
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