If you want to learn a little bit about what's going on behind the scenes, here are some beginner tutorials we recommend reading: Feel free to jump right in on the next page. No previous knowledge of electronics is required. This tutorial aims to be as Raspberry Pi beginnger-friendly as possible. Headphones or speakers with a 3.5mm stereo jack termination (optional, unless, for some reason, you don't want to hear the dying wails of former humans).

Check out our Wireless on the Pi tutorial for help setting that up.

Alternatively, you can use a USB WiFi module with the Pi.

(Optional, but very useful to get software updates.

An ethernet cable and a connection to an Internet-connected network.

If your monitor only has DVI, converting from HDMI is easy with an HDMI to DVI cable.

(You may need a beefier power supply if you're using that.)

If your monitor only has a VGA port, there are HDMI to VGA adapters to convert between the two.

A display connected to either the HDMI or RCA composite video output.

An SD Card no smaller than 4GB, and no less than class 4.

Most phone chargers (with micro USB cables) should work. The supply should be able to source at least 700mA.

A 5V power supply with a micro USB termination.

Raspberry Pi Model B or Model A (has less RAM and no Ethernet).

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