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Arron over at Pi Borg<\/a> has done a great guide for connecting to a wifi network (using both GUI and console) and using Bluetooth devices (GUI only) with your new Raspberry Pi Zero W. It is, of course, exactly the same procedure as for the Pi 3 but it’s still worth a read if you’re coming to it new. Take a look here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Arron over at Pi Borg has done a great guide for connecting to a wifi network (using both GUI and console) and using Bluetooth devices (GUI only) with your new Raspberry Pi Zero W. It is, of course, exactly the…<\/p>\n

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