Technabob (blog) AppGameKit for Raspberry Pi : Emulate Developers Technabob (blog) AppGameKit for Raspberry Pi lets you make games and other apps for any version of the Pi using any version of the Pi, from the original to the Pi Zero. It lets you access the Pi's GPIO pins for both input and output, so your software can support …
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Tech Times Adafruit is Now Selling Pi-Top, a Laptop Creation Kit for Raspberry Pi Users Tech Times Those who love Raspberry Pi , the single-board computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, can now take advantage of Pi-Top from Adafruit. The laptop kit for Raspberry Pi B+, Pi 2 and Pi 3 is being sold for $274.95, and it promises to give users …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Hybrid Tube Amp HAT Launches From $99 (video) Geeky Gadgets The 503HTA Raspberry Pi amp supports both 12AU7( ECC82) or 6922/6DJ8 (ECC88) type tubes and is equipped with a 3.5mm Jack plus selectable output resistance between 1.5, 32 and 100 ohms. The creators of the Raspberry Pi 503HTA Hybrid Tube ..
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When we started thinking about the Raspberry Pi project back in 2009, our ambitions were small, and very focussed on local education. We realised we were doing something bigger than that pretty rapidly, but all the same, some of the projects we come across leave us shocked at their scale, their gravity and their importance. This is one of them
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Geeky Gadgets Pi-Top Raspberry Pi Laptop Kit Arrives At Adafruit Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that are looking for a way to transform their pocket Raspberry Pi mini PC into a more professional portable system in the style of a laptop equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard.
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Lifehacker Australia Build A Low-Light Streaming Video Baby Monitor With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The project here uses the Raspberry Pi 3 alongside the NoIR camera adaptor.
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Lifehacker Australia AppGameKit Is A Free Game Creation Toolset For The Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia One of the best uses for the Raspberry Pi is to teach kids (and adults) basic programming skills.
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Techworm Build This Two-Player Arcade Table from a Raspberry Pi and IKEA Parts Techworm If you are a avid gamer and a Raspberry Pi fan, this project is for you. Putting a Raspberry Pi 3 on an affordable IKEA table with a pair of control sticks makes it a super arcade game table. Element14, the makers of Raspberry Pi have brought out a ..
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Lifehacker Build This Two-Player Arcade Table from a Raspberry Pi and IKEA Parts Lifehacker We've shown you some awesome IKEA game tables, and even a two-player coffee table mod, but this one takes our favorite emulation powerhouse, the Raspberry Pi , puts it in an affordable IKEA table, packs in a pair of control sticks, and lets you use your … and more »
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