https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/rp2350 ... xt-project
"For smaller-footprint applications, our RP2354A and RP2354B variants - featuring 2MB of stacked flash memory - are in the final stages of development and testing with early-access partners. We’ll soon be ramping to mass production, and plan to make these variants available through our Approved Reseller partners later this year".
Of course "soon", even "next week", can actually mean anything in the Raspberry Pi world.
In terms of exploring its capabilities, beyond having 2 MB Flash on-chip, I don't believe its capabilities are any different to an existing RP2350A or RP2350B. As I understand it the initial releases will use A2 silicon.
"For smaller-footprint applications, our RP2354A and RP2354B variants - featuring 2MB of stacked flash memory - are in the final stages of development and testing with early-access partners. We’ll soon be ramping to mass production, and plan to make these variants available through our Approved Reseller partners later this year".
Of course "soon", even "next week", can actually mean anything in the Raspberry Pi world.
In terms of exploring its capabilities, beyond having 2 MB Flash on-chip, I don't believe its capabilities are any different to an existing RP2350A or RP2350B. As I understand it the initial releases will use A2 silicon.
Statistics: Posted by hippy — Wed May 07, 2025 5:11 pm