Develop Teachers get to grips with coding at Raspberry Pi jam Develop The first Raspberry Pi game jam was recently held in Manchester in an effort to get teachers excited about coding and the idea of passing on that knowledge. UK electrical goods and Raspberry Pi distributor CPC, along with Raspberry Jam network founder ..
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Teachers get to grips with coding at Raspberry Pi jam – Develop
Dave Hunt (a familiar name in these parts) has been working on perfecting his Raspberry Pi-controlled camera time lapse rig. Before I go into any more detail, here’s some absolutely stupendous video resulting from his work on the setup. (I recommend you use HD when viewing this – and watch the video in a full-screen setting if you can.) We’ve featured a few projects here which use the Pi to create time-lapse video, but Dave’s is the most sophisticated we’ve seen yet, adding features like a heater to evaporate dew from the lens and an ability to film rising or falling sequences
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Time lapse video, for art and for science
Hendrix's Raspberry Pi starts Thursday Log Cabin Democrat The Raspberry Pi Bake-Off is an opportunity for aspiring programmers and techie hobbyists to showcase their own Raspberry Pi projects and creations for bragging rights and a chance to win a Raspberry Pi as a door prize. The event should also offer …
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Hendrix’s Raspberry Pi starts Thursday – Log Cabin Democrat
E&T magazine Raspberry Pi – retro computer of the future E&T magazine Most of all, the Raspberry Pi Foundation hopes that these computers will encourage their young owners to program.
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Raspberry Pi – retro computer of the future – E&T magazine
The Guardian (blog) First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK New Electronics Led by a panel including Professor Steve Furber (Principal designer of the BBC Micro), Pete Lomas ( Raspberry Pi co-founder), and young, enthusiastic teachers, the debate was broadcast via a ticketed live video stream broadcast around the globe.
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First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK – New Electronics
The Guardian (blog) A day at the Raspberry Jamboree: microcomputing and hardware hacking The Guardian (blog) There were workshops, panels and talks to suit all levels, as well as free educational resources such as a screaming exploding jelly baby kit (stick a light emitting diode up its bum, connect it to a Raspberry Pi , run some Python code and watch it burn … First mass Raspberry Pi workshop held in UK New Electronics all 2 news articles
This piece of news footage is all about how the Raspberry Pi you own is made in the UK. It gives you another really close look at some of the processes in the factory – as well as some crystal-clear video of pick and place, you’ll see some of the ladies on the line doing hand placement of through-hole parts, and learn a bit more about plans for increasing production (even with a million sold in our first year, sales show no sign of slowing down).
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Reuters visits the Raspberry Pi factory
Digital Photography Raspberry Pi Computer Gets a Camera Digital Photography The Raspberry Pi will get more functionality soon thanks to an official camera module to be launched in April for $25. If you're not familiar with the Raspberry Pi , the device is essentially a mini-computer running Linux that has been used in a … and more
Homemade Raspberry Pi Reuters March 11 – As labour and transport costs increase, companies around the world are moving manufacturing away from China and back to their home markets. Element 14, one of the suppliers of the credit card-sized computer, the Raspberry Pi , have moved the … and more
One year on, Raspberry Pi hit by more DDoS attacks: coincidence? DaniWeb (blog) The news wires have been buzzing over the weekend after it emerged that the Raspberry Pi website had been hit by a 'million zombie' Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack during the week
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One year on, Raspberry Pi hit by more DDoS attacks: coincidence? – DaniWeb (blog)