New for Raspberry Pi 5! Our M.2 HAT+ Compact allows you to fit a 2230-format (30mm long) M.2 PCI Express board inside our official case, nestled neatly between the fan and the USB connectors. Use it with your own PCI Express device or pair it with one of our 2230-format Raspberry Pi NVMe SSDs. raspberrypi.com/news/m-2-hat-c…

@Raspberry_Pi Are you guys selling those pci fcp cables alone?, having a longer one would be handy for alot of projects where stacking the hardware isn't an option (HATs)

@Raspberry_Pi Guys don't hate me, but I feel like the Pineboards HatDrive Nano had the ideal form factor for this use case :( Shorter cable, camera/display connectors left open, supported 2242 too - were there any particular benefits of this design?

@Raspberry_Pi 👏🏻👏🏻 it looks great!

@Raspberry_Pi @eyuzwa Thank you for the Raylib Match3 game. I hope you consider writing a book to teach us everything in Raylib cheatsheet in C.

@Raspberry_Pi why only 2230 format??

@Raspberry_Pi Day 10 of asking @Raspberry_Pi to release a better version of the rpi zero

@Raspberry_Pi Day 11 of asking @Raspberry_Pi to release a better version of the rpi zero

@Raspberry_Pi Day 9 of asking @Raspberry_Pi to release a better version of the rpi zero

@Raspberry_Pi I hope that M.2 2280 format will be released.

@Raspberry_Pi Your a scammer

@Raspberry_Pi Perfect. Looking through the post and the product page, I couldn't find a 3D model for the M.2 HAT+. Is it available somewhere?

@Raspberry_Pi I wonder if it can be used in a Pi 500