Monthly Archives: January 2013

Google gives 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK children – Telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph.co.uk Google gives 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK children Telegraph.co.uk “We've been working to encourage the next generation of computer scientists and we hope this donation of Raspberry Pi's to British school pupils will help drive a new wave of innovation,” said Mr Schmidt. “Britain's innovators and entrepreneurs have … Google donating 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK students SlashGear Google partnership will see thousands of UK children get Raspberry Pis The Guardian Google Giving Grant Worth $525000 To Fund Free Raspberry Pi For 15000 UK ..

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Google to give schools Raspberry Pi microcomputers – BBC News

BBC News Google to give schools Raspberry Pi microcomputers BBC News Schools around the UK are to be given 15,000 free microcomputers, with a view to creating a new generation of computer scientists.

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15,000 Raspberry Pis for UK schools – thanks Google!

Today’s been a bit unlike most Tuesdays at the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Today we’re the recipients of a very generous grant from Google Giving, which will provide 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model Bs for schoolkids around the UK

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CIOL Network sites – PC Quest

CIOL Network sites PC Quest As tasty as it sounds, Raspberry Pi might not digest well, as it is a tiny credit-card sized computer with a SoC (System on chip) running an ARM11 processor running at 700 MHz and a Videcore 4 GPU. On the motherboard, there are also crucial ports such …

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Student-built R2-D2 is controlled by a Raspberry Pi – Stuff Middle East

Student-built R2-D2 is controlled by a Raspberry Pi Stuff Middle East Computer science PhD student Lingxiang Xiang has comprehensively one-upped all would-be wooers with his girlfriend's birthday prezzie – a working R2-D2 controlled by a Raspberry Pi . Xiang packed the tech into a toy replica of the astromech droid, …

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Portable Raspberry Pi-to-Go Mini PC: Parts-People’s Nathan Morgan Bakes a … – Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)

Portable Raspberry Pi -to-Go Mini PC: Parts-People's Nathan Morgan Bakes a … Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release) Parts-People.com provides information on how to build a portable Raspberry Pi mini-PC with details published in a “do-it-yourself how-to-guide” titled: Mobile Raspberry Pi Computer: Build your own portable Pi-to-Go. Conceived as an open-source project, …

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Raspberry Pi’s First ‘Adults Only’ Game is OpenArena – Game Politics

Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi's First 'Adults Only' Game is OpenArena Game Politics The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released OpenArena, an “adults only” multiplayer first person shooter based on the Quake III engine. Available now for Raspberry Pi systems, the runs on a modified version of the engine that powers Quake III – id tech 3 … Raspberry Pi App Store Accepts First FPS Game: Open Arena Geeky gadgets all 3 news articles

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Raspberry Pi App Store Accepts First FPS Game: Open Arena – Geeky gadgets

Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi App Store Accepts First FPS Game: Open Arena Geeky gadgets Any Raspberry Pi mini PC owners looking to play more challenging games on their Raspberry Pi computers, might be interested to learn that the a new first-person -shooter first-person shooter (FPS) video game. game has now arrive in the Raspberry Pi App ..

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Student builds Raspberry Pi-powered R2-D2 – CNET

CNET Student builds Raspberry Pi -powered R2-D2 CNET Computer science Ph.D. student Lingxiang Xiang is the latest tinkerer to tap the potential of the cheap Raspberry Pi computer. The enterprising student fixed a broken R2-D2 toy replica using a Raspberry Pi computer and other off-the-shelf electronics …

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