Technabob (blog) Limelight Pi Lets You Stream PC Games to a Raspberry Pi : Streaming Pi of Shield Technabob (blog) … Shield's game streaming function using a smartphone and VNC. But if you want an even cheaper way – assuming you don't already have a smartphone – check out Limelight Pi, an open source program that lets you stream Steam games to a Raspberry Pi .
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Hacking Raspberry Pi iProgrammer This is a book that aims to cover a lot of aspects of using the Raspberry Pi in as much detail as possible and as simply as possible. As a result you might find some of the book is too simple for you, but I found even the trivial asides interesting in …
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PetaPixel Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Touchscreen WiFi-Enabled Camera for About $150 PetaPixel The camera they've created uses a Raspberry Pi , the Pi's camera module, their own PiTFT touchscreen, a USB battery pack, a WiFi dongle and, well, that's actually about it. The grand total for all these parts comes out to less than 150 bucks. DIY skill …
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This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous Network World (blog) When I first caught wind of the Raspberry Pi (what seems like decades ago now), my imagination went wild. A tiny, low-power, ARM-based computer that I could load Linux on and do whatever I want with? The possibilities were almost endless.
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CNET UK Raspberry Pi and Android become Steam Machines with Limelight CNET UK Cutting-edge gaming doesn't require a console or a bag of cash. With Limelight, you can turn your Raspberry Pi or your phone or tablet into a Steam Machine on the cheap. Limelight, as spotted by The Gadget Show, allows you to stream a game from your PC
Raspberry Pi hands-on: PiHub and Bluetooth ZDNet So far I have looked at the Raspberry Pi NOOBS Linux distributions: Raspbian, Arch and Pidora; the XBMC focused Raspbmc and OpenELEC; and the non-Linux RISC OS.
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Pocket-lint.com You can hack the Raspberry Pi into a touchscreen camera Pocket-lint.com Shown-off on video, Raspberry Pi owners can get the PiTFT Mini Kit to attach a touchscreen and the Raspberry Pi Camera Board to add a 5-megapixel camera shooter to the rig. A standard SD memory card is required for saving images, and if you really want
Build a Raspberry Pi Powered Touchscreen Point-and-Shoot Camera Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi's extra camera board won't win any photography boards, but if you want to make your own camera entirely from scratch, Adafruit has a kit and guide for doing just that. You'll need a Raspberry Pi , the Raspberry Pi Camera Board,
This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous Network World When I first caught wind of the Raspberry Pi (what seems like decades ago now), my imagination went wild. A tiny, low-power, ARM-based computer that I could load Linux on and do whatever I want with? The possibilities were almost endless
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PiPad Is A Homemade Tablet Based On Raspberry Pi Society and Religion Hardware configuration is based on a very compact motherboard, Raspberry Pi $35, which comes with everything he needs for an ultra compact, including ARM processor clocked at 700 MHz and 512MB RAM amount.
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