Raspberry Pi 2 Now Available for $35, Comes With Free Windows 10

A picture shows two Raspberry Pi computers in London on July 8, 2013. The 25 USD (17 GBP, 19.50 euros) British microcomputer, the world's cheapest, has sold almost one-and-a-half million units in eighteen months, powering devices from coffee machines to aquatic drones across the world. MONA BOSHNAQ/AFP/Getty Images

The credit card sized computer, Raspberry Pi, has unveiled its newest and fastest product ever, Raspberry Pi 2.

The tiny computers are designed to be affordable, extremely power efficient, and able to be used in a variety of projects. Some home built drones have used the Raspberry as the brains.

The 2 will have a quadcore Corex-A7 chip running at 900 megahertz and 1 GB of memory. This configuration is claimed to provide six times the performance of its predecessor.

Raspberry has been working with Microsoft over the last six months to ensure it’s newest model will be able to run Windows 10.

Microsoft has agreed to provide Windows 10 free to anyone who purchases a Raspberry Pi 2.