© Mark Edward Soper 2017
Mark Edward Soper, Expanding Your Raspberry Pi, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2922-4_3
Mark Edward Soper1
(1)Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
In this chapter, you will learn about using the Raspberry Pi’s built-in MicroSD card slot, SD adapters for microSD cards, USB flash drives, USB card readers, and the WDLabs PiDrives made for Raspberry Pi. Depending upon the Raspberry Pi model in use, some USB drives might be connected via a USB 2.0 hub. Many of these devices are pictured in Figure 3-1.
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