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[rsaeon]

will it work if autorun is disabled in windows settings?

That's something completely different, this is emulating a keyboard and sending keystrokes.

Here's an example: some of the kids that I mentored had something like this but it was much more innocent looking. They would plug it into the professor's laptop with the pretext of asking for the PowerPoint of the lecture. But in the background, all recently accessed doc and docx files on the laptop would be copied to a hidden folder on the drive — and that's how they used to get away with stealing exam papers. Used to.

 

[Heisen]

It can be used for any RP2040 project you want.

I've been exploring the raspberry pi Pico RP2040 lately, an excellent next step after you have mastered the Arduino Uno. The RP2040 features a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ dual-core processor based on the ARMv6-M architecture, introduced in 2012. In comparison, the Arduino Uno uses the ATmega328, an 8-bit AVR single-core processor introduced in 2007, with its architecture dating back to 1996.

The RP2040 is approximately 50–100 times faster than the Arduino Uno. Remarkably, it costs less than a dollar and is even capable of running DOOM!

The people at raspberry pi has shown how the documentation should be done, if you look at the RP2040 datasheet and the C SDK guide. It's beautiful when compared to all others.

The successor to RP2040 is the Pico 2 which uses RP2350, which is meant for real use applications, whereas the RP2040 was designed with education in mind.