PCR-online.biz Intel launches £60 Raspberry Pi -like open-source mini PC PCR-online.biz The $99 (£60) Minnowboard shares some similarities with the Raspberry Pi , in that it aims to provide wannabe programmers with a cheap way to design electronic systems, but is unlikely to compete directly given the Pi's preference for the educational … Intel Releases $99 “Minnowboard Max,” An Open-Source Single-Board Computer TechCrunch all 4 news articles
Judging panel announces PA Consulting Raspberry Pi competition winners ComputerWeekly.com Winners of the PA Consulting Raspberry Pi competition have been announced, the judging panel crowning schoolchildren and undergraduates teams for their innovative ideas. Announced at the Science Museum, groups presented their programming
Raspberry Pi announces £1m education fund New Electronics Raspberry Pi announces £1m education fund. The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced a £1million education fund, aimed at supporting innovative projects that enhance understanding of and education in computing for children aged between five and
Raspberry Pi webinar offered unique insights Electronics News The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. At a recent webinar organised by element14, presenter Gough Li discussed the capabilities of the little device …
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Intel Releases $99 “Minnowboard Max,” An Open-Source Single-Board Computer TechCrunch While it doesn't compete directly with the Raspberry Pi – the Pi is more an educational tool and already has a robust ecosystem – it is a way for DIYers to mess around in x86 architected systems as well as save a bit of cash. The system uses break-out ..
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Raspberry Pi offers £1m education charity fund Inquirer THE RASPBERRY PI FOUNDATION has a cool one million in cash lined up to fund projects that want to follow its altruistic lead. Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Lance Howarth announced the £1m fund on the foundation's blog on Thursday. Howarth said that
Raspberry Pi offers £1m education charity fund Inquirer THE RASPBERRY PI FOUNDATION has a cool one million in cash lined up to fund projects that want to follow its altruistic lead. Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Lance Howarth announced the £1m fund on the foundation's blog on Thursday. Howarth said that
It’s been a busy month for us here at Pi towers, and after the recent announcement of Picademy and the launch of the new website with an increased focus on educational resources, you may be wondering what’s next for our educational mission. Without disappearing too far down the rabbit-hole of superlatives, I can say we are all super-excited to announce the launch of the Raspberry Pi Foundation Education Fund. Thanks to the support of the community over the past two years through buying Raspberry Pis and building inspiring, innovative projects, we’ve been able to build up a bag of funds to spend on our education mission
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Announcing our million-pound education charity fund
ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi inspires inventors of the future ElectronicsWeekly.com The UK's engineers of the future visited the Science Museum in London yesterday to take part in the finals of the PA Raspberry Pi Competition.
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When Raspberry Pi Isn't Enough: Behold the Open Source Laptop Mashable Raspberry Pi made waves in recent years as a computer that you can buy for just $35. It's tiny, though, and its built-in capabilities are limited.
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