BetaNews Omega2 is a $5 Raspberry Pi rival, with built-in Wi-Fi and storage BetaNews The Raspberry Pi is a fantastic low-cost computer, available in a choice of versions. The Raspberry Pi Zero is the cheapest of the bunch, priced at just $5, plus all the extra bits and pieces you need to get it up and running.
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The Next Web Android 7.0 Nougat lands on the Raspberry Pi for those who can't wait The Next Web If you've got a Nexus Phone or a Pixel C, you can download it now. It will also launch on the upcoming LG V20
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SlashGear Android Nougat unofficially ported to Raspberry Pi 3 SlashGear Hungry for some Nougat but don't really have a Nexus nor plan to buy an LG V20 when it comes out?
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Hackaday Raspberry Pi Hive Mind Hackaday Today, though, most of us have a slew of Raspberry Pi computers. Because the Pi runs Linux (or, at least, can run Linux), there are a wealth of tools out there for doing just about anything
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Running Windows on Raspberry Pi DZone News Last year, you may remember me talking about playing with a Raspberry Pi . Well since then my Raspberry Pi has been sat on a desk collecting dust
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Network World Building a Raspberry Pi -powered Barkometer, Part 1 Network World I recently had a visit from my local animal control department. A youthful, uniformed guy rang the doorbell and handed me a letter. He told me that there had been a complaint from a neighbor (he, of course, was not at liberty to reveal the identity of …
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Hackaday Kinect and Raspberry Pi Add Focus Pulling to DSLR | Hackaday Hackaday Prosumer DSLRs have been a boon to the democratization of digital media. Gear that once commanded professional prices is now available to those on more ..
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Hackaday Kinect and Raspberry Pi Add Focus Pulling to DSLR Hackaday Aiming for a better system than the stock autofocus, [Tom] grafted a Kinect sensor and a stepper motor actuator to a Raspberry Pi , and used the Kinect's depth map to drive the focus ring.
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HackerBoards.com (blog) High-end music player has a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian inside HackerBoards.com (blog) Bryston's new Raspberry Pi -based BDP-π digital music player costs a hefty $1,295. Yet that's less than half the cost of the highly acclaimed Bryston BDP-2 player, while offering many of these same features and much of the same high-end sound quality
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“I write this sitting in the kitchen sink”. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”
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