Liliputing Noodle Pi is a DIY pocket computer kit with Raspberry Pi brains (crowdfunding) Liliputing Raspberry Pi makes a line of computers so tiny you can fit them in your pocket. But you probably need to take them out of your pocket, plug them into a power source, and hook up a mouse, keyboard, and display to use them.
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While the rest of us are forced to leave the house to obtain a tasty brew, beer master Christoper Aedo has incorporated a Raspberry Pi into his home brewing system for ultimate ‘sit-back-and-relax’ homebrew home brew. KEG! KEG! KEG! KEG! I drink and I know things Having brewed his own beer for several years, Christopher was no novice in the pursuit of creating the perfect pint*
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A homebrew Pi kit for home brewing
DailyTech Comparison: Rock64 vs Raspberry Pi 3 DailyTech For those of you who don't' know, Raspberry Pi is a small palm sized single board computer that you can program to do certain tasks. Raspberry Pi has a huge following of users due to the fact that it has been around much longer than Pine64's Rock 64.
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Raspberry Pis, blinking lights, and APIs – what’s not to love? It’s really not surprising that the NYC Train Sign caught our attention – and it doesn’t hurt that its creators’ Instagram game is on point
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NYC Train Sign: real-time train tracking in New York City
Hackaday Automating Plant Care Hackaday [Daniyal]'s goal is to build an automated garden that allows him to grow plants in any environment he chooses. He's got a good start with this rig, which is controlled by a Pi Zero connected via serial to an Arduino Mega clone, which in turn controls a ..
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Geeky Gadgets Noodle Pi Raspberry Pi Pocket Computer Hits Kickstarter Geeky Gadgets Ashish Gulhati has taken to Kickstarter this week to launch his new Raspberry Pi pocket computer aptly named the Noodle Pi. The pocket PC combines a number of Raspberry Pi components such as the official camera module and a Raspberry Pi Zero.
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Electronics360 Yet Another Raspberry Pi Competitor that's Cheaper and 4K Capable Electronics360 Other features include a eMMC module socket, MicroSD card slot, Pi -2 bus, Pi -P5+ Bus, USB 3.0 and other peripheral interfaces for makers to integrate with sensors and other devices. It also has a starting price of about $25, making it cheaper than …
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The INQUIRER 48-year-old Multics OS comes back to life on the Raspberry Pi The INQUIRER A 48-YEAR-OLD operating system that predates most facets of the online world we're now living in has been reawakened after 17 years. Multics, or to be precise, MULTICS (Multiplexed Information and Computing Service), was designed in the sixties …
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TechRepublic Raspberry Pi : Build your own turbo-charged cluster with OctaPi TechRepublic Building an OctaPi is a bit pricey, you'll need nine Raspberry Pi 3 Model B boards, eight for the cluster and one to act as the client orchestrating the others, as well as a shop-bought router and various cables. To open up more possible uses for the … Raspberry Pi OCTAPI Cluster Computer System Geeky Gadgets all 2 news articles »
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Plane spotting, like train spotting, is a hobby enjoyed by many a tech enthusiast. Nick Sypteras has built a voice-controlled plane identifier using a Raspberry Pi and an Amazon Echo Dot
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Plane Spotting with Pi and Amazon Alexa