The document summarizes the Raspberry Pi, a single-board computer. It has an ARM-based processor, runs Linux, and is low cost. It has USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and GPIO pins. It can be used for programming with languages like Python and Scratch. Applications include supercomputers, smart home devices, media centers, and retro gaming systems. Limitations are lack of permanent storage and real-time clock. Future developments could include a tablet version and networked "brambles" of multiple Raspberry Pis.