
The Raspberry Pi 5 introduced a new PCIe connector to the traditional "Model B" form factor, but as yet there are no official M.2 SSD HAT boards that can make use of it. Community efforts from luminaries such as Arturo182 and Timon hinted at future products, but it was down to Pineberry Pi, founded by Michał Gapiński and Mirosław Folejewski to release the first M.2 SSD HATs for the Raspberry Pi 5.
A quick preview of the M.2 HAT (TOP) setup from our development:* @PineberryPi TM1S board with installed NVMe SSD drive (M-key, 2242 size)* @Raspberry_Pi 5 4GB RAM* @PineberryPi FPC PCIe cable, 40mm* set of 14mm metal standoffs* M2.5 screws* 2X20P male-female pin header pic.twitter.com/rwTNTDi1AZNovember 16, 2023