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>>copying the 80s computer aesthetics rather than the early 2000s aesthetics

It's basically a chiclet styled keyboard with a bunch of ports. The Raspberry Pi 400 does not have a traditional Raspberry Pi 4 in it, it has a unique PCB with altered specs. The 400 has a Cortex-A72 like the Pi4, but is clocked at 1.8GHz, while the Pi 4 is clocked at 1.5GHz. The 400 does have a heat sync over the CPU and is clocked higher. It can be clocked up to 2GHz. The 400 also has a different IO configuration (different number of USB ports for example). The 400 has 4GB of RAM, and cannot easily be swapped with an 8GB Pi 4.

But the Pi 400 can be powered with a USB phone battery, and a tablet or a phone can be used as a screen with the right set up. It might be a good solution for those who want to try getting into raspberry Pi emulation, as it has a shell and keyboard. Might also be good for emulating retro microcomputers.