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{{Infobox computer
|name         = BBC micro:bit
|logo         =File:Microbit-logo-stacked.png
|developer    = [[BBC Learning]], [[BBC Research & Development|BBC R&D]], [[ARM Holdings]], [[Barclays]], [[Farnell element14|element14]], [[NXP Semiconductors]], [[Lancaster University]], [[Microsoft]], [[Samsung]], [[Nordic Semiconductor]], ScienceScope, [[Technology Will Save Us]], [[Python Software Foundation]]
|type         = [[Single-board microcontroller]]
|releasedate  = v1: 10 February 2016<ref>{{cite web|title=Computing at School Community|url=http://community.computingatschool.org.uk/forums/23/topics/4771#post_72001|accessdate=11 February 2016}}</ref><br/>v2: 13 October 2020
|price        =
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|connectivity = [[Bluetooth LE]], [[MicroUSB]], edge connector
|website      = {{URL|microbit.org}}
}}

The '''Micro Bit''' (also called '''BBC Micro Bit''' or '''micro:bit''') is an [[open source hardware]]. It was designed by the [[BBC]] for use in computer education in the [[United Kingdom]].

== Micro Bit Media ==
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File:BBC Micro Bit with original Packaging.jpg|micro:bit v1 with its original packaging behind it

File:Micro-bit v2.JPG|micro:bit v2 with its original packaging behind it
</gallery>
== References ==
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[[Category:BBC]]
[[Category:Computer hardware]]


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