#4695
Raspberry Pi is a credit card-sized mini computer based on Linux OS. It was originally developed to drive the basic computer science education at school through low-cost hardware and free software. Unexpectedly, Raspberry Pi quickly became popular with computer and hardware enthusiasts around the world. They use it to learn programming and create all kinds of fresh and popular software/hardware applications.

#4440
Arduino consists of two parts: hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE). The hardware part is an Arduino PCB that can be used to connect circuits; the software part is the open-source and cross-platform Arduino IDE (written in Java, based on Processing programming language and other open-source software) - your programming environment in computer that can be used with any Arduino boards. All you have to do is write the code in Arduino IDE, and upload it to the Arduino development board, then the program will tell Arduino PCB what to do and how to do.

#4043
Raspberry Pi is a low-cost microcomputer well liked by makers around the world, comes with small volume (only the size of a credit card) and powerful functionality. For entry-level enthusiasts, behind Raspberry Pi, there are strong community support, rich resources, as well as experience share from fan users, which is very attractive.

#3655
Keil C51 is an easy-to-learn and easy-to-use C language Single Chip Microcomputer (SCM) programming software (IDE) for all 8051 Microcontroller devices. It is suitable for each level of developers, whether he is a professional application engineer, or a student who just started to study the embedded software development.