Build an All-In-One Raspberry – Pi Powered Portable PC Lifehacker Lifehacker reader rocky.colt.tumtum tipped us off that he was building a Pi-powered portable PC, complete with multiple USB ports and a 2TB drive, back when we asked for the best Raspberry Pi cases.
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Bright Pi Raspberry Pi Camera Light Offers Both Bright White And Infrared Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi developers, makers and hobbyists looking for a way to enhance the photographs they take using the Raspberry Pi camera modules, might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi camera light called the Bright Pi that has been specifically developed
I am writing this post on a Raspberry Pi Treehugger In an earlier post on low power computing, there was a long debate in comments about whether you could actually work on computers like the Raspberry Pi or a phone.
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Call for guest posts! I’m going to be away for ten days, and Ben and Helen will be babysitting this blog. They’re looking for guest posts from you – do you have a Pi project you think we might be interested in? Email info@raspberrypi.org with your submission, and if the team likes it, they might feature it here.
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Raspberry Pi Camera Captures Images As GIFs PSFK OTTO is the first commercial product to use the Raspberry Pi 's new compute mode, which contains the BCM2835 processor, 512Mbyte of RAM, and a 4Gbyte eMMC Flash device all featured in the original Raspberry Pi . These features have all been
20 cool things you can do with a Raspberry Pi Network World White Papers
Liz: A few weeks ago, over the Easter holidays, we had Amy Mather, 14 years old and surpassing fantastic, come and visit us for a week’s work experience. (Check out this talk she gave at last year’s Jamboree, aged only 13; see another talk she gave at Wired with Clive, our Director of Education, and read about her in The MagPi, where she was the cover star last June.
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Build Your Own Ambient TV Lighting System With A Raspberry Pi And XBMC Lifehacker Australia Blogger Christian Moser decided the best course of action was to build his own with a Raspberry Pi .
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The Daily Star Lebanon gets first taste of innovative Raspberry Pi technology The Daily Star This is Raspberry Pi , an innovative new education tool that can teach children as young as 5 how to create computer code and program, which lets them create anything from video games to music. The device costs $25 – way less than a computer, laptop or
Build Your Own Ambient Lighting System with a Raspberry Pi and XBMC Lifehacker TVs that create ambient light behind the screen can make movie watching a bit more immersive, but it's kind of expensive to do.
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