Technabob (blog) Raspberry Pi -Based Braille Learning Device: Project Mudra Technabob (blog) Sanskriti Dawle and Aman Srivastav's Project Mudra – mudra means “sign” in Sanskrit – is a device powered by the Raspberry Pi , with custom software made using Python.
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Technabob (blog) 3D Printed Raspberry Pi NES Case: NinTastic Technabob (blog) Out of all computers, the Raspberry Pi is most ripe for case mods because it's tiny and doesn't come with a case in the first place. We've seen a functional and a decorative case for the Linux computer. This NES case offers a bit of both form and function
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Unix: Raspberry Pi : A Quick-Start Guide, Second Edition, Maik Schmidt ITworld.com computers. It will give you enough information about the Raspberry Pi to make intelligent decisions about how you install and configure the smallest computer you have ever owned and then take you on a tour of some very impressive things that you can …
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Hot Hardware Man uses Raspberry Pi to build actual working cell phone for $158 Ars Technica Raspberry Pi -using tinkerer David Hunt—who previously built a bark-activated door opener for dogs—is at it again with a real, working cell phone powered by the tiny computer and a few other items.
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Raspberry Pi Cookbook iProgrammer A cookbook for raspberry pie – what could be more logical? But only if you spell it Raspberry Pi .
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PiPhone DIY smartphone uses Raspberry Pi SlashGear PiPhone, the tongue-in-cheek name given by David Hunt to his newly built DIY smartphone, is based on the Raspberry Pi , of all things. With the homemade handset comes an Adafruit display and a bare-wire design that would send airports into lockdown
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Geeky gadgets Build Your Own Phone Using a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker You can usually pick up a phone for free (or at least cheap) these days, but if you'd prefer to build your own, DIYer David Hunt shows off how to use a Raspberry Pi as a phone. The build here costs $158, which means it's probably cheaper to buy a phone ..
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Man uses Raspberry Pi to build actual working cellphone for $158 Ars Technica Raspberry Pi -using tinkerer David Hunt—who previously built a bark-activated door opener for dogs—is at it again with a real, working cellphone powered by the tiny computer and a few other items. “PiPhone” cost Hunt $158 to build with these ..
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ZDNet Banana Pi : The next generation of single-board computers?
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Times of India DIY Google Glass puts a Raspberry Pi next to your eyeball Geek Maybe you're not a fan of parting with $1,500 for an unproven piece of wearable tech, or you'd rather just build something yourself and play with it until the device suits your needs. Google Glass is not for everyone, but the idea of wearable … Adafruit Throws Pi In Your Eye With Google Glass-Like Project For Raspberry Pi Hot Hardware all 106 news articles