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@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ The website: [pikvm.org](https://pikvm.org). Also check out [the documentation](
* Can be made based on **Raspberry Pi 2**, **3**, **4** and **Zero2W**;
* *Raspberry Pi 5 is not supported right now. It doesn't have GPU video encoders, therefore, there is no point in using it for PiKVM, it will not give any performance boost for this case. The Pi 5 is a great device, just not suitable for PiKVM.*
* **FullHD video** using advanced **HDMI-to-CSI bridge** or **USB dongle**;
* Extra low **video latency** with **MJPEG** or **H.264 / WebRTC** (for CSI bridge);
* Extra low **video latency** with **MJPEG** or **H.264** via direct HTTP or WebRTC streaming (for CSI bridge);
* Bootable **Virtual CD-ROM** and **Flash Drive**, ability to store images on **NFS**;
* USB **Keyboard** and **mouse** (with leds and the wheel), PS/2 keyboard, Bluetooth HID;
* USB **Keyboard** and **mouse** (with leds and the wheel), Bluetooth HID, Mouse jiggler, full support of PS/2;
* **Control the server power** using ATX functions;
* Access via **Web UI** or **VNC**;
* Ability to use **IPMI BMC**, **IPMI SoL**, **Redfish** and **Wake-on-LAN** to control the server;
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PiKVM supports several different hardware configurations, referred to as **platforms**.
All of them uses our common open source software stack.
* **PiKVM V4** and **V3** are our own **plug-and-play, ready-made** devices (Raspberry Pi included).<br>
* **PiKVM V4** and **V3** are our own **plug-and-play, fully assembled, industrial grade, robust** devices.<br>
Supports **H.264 video & audio** transmission, **host power management**, **mass-storage emulation** and much more.
They are really well-made, reliable things which you can use yourself or provide to your clients.
V4 and V3 also have more features than DIY builds.