End-to-End Raspberry Pi with NetBeans IDE 8 DZone News The second is my own setup, with the three Raspberry Pis on my table, just when I'm deploying a JavaFX client from my laptop to the Pi on the left, which is connected to the monitor. The server is embedded in a Lego case to hold a Pi camera, and the …
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ZDNet PiPad: The Raspberry Pi tablet ZDNet Makers love Raspberry Pi mini-board Linux computers.
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Sandy Walsh thought it’d be cool to host a trivia night in his living room. Most of us would make do with paper, biros and shouting: but it’s from little ideas like this that splendidly grandiose Raspberry Pi projects are born. In this case , projects involving a shipment of Chinese bike handles and a very large amount of speaker wire
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Triviabox: a DIY quiz show setup
Pi-Boy Combines A Raspberry Pi With A Gameboy Console (video) Geeky gadgets “My goal of running the unit from one power source was my first challenge as the screen required 12V and the Raspberry Pi needed 5V. I did a little exploring on the controller board for the 3″ LCD screen and found a test point/used expansion point ..
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I don’t think there’s anyone here at Pi Towers who doesn’t use Steam for PC gaming, and we were all watching the various Steam Machines that got trotted out at this year’s CES with great interest. There was one $500 Steam Machine from iBuyPower which pleased and surprised us by appearing to have a Raspberry Pi jammed into the bottom of the case. (Word of God here is that they’re using it as a temporary measure while in development to control the LEDs around the edges of the box, but we like to imagine that they’re using if for other, super-seekrit stuff.) The iBuyPower Steam Machine
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Limelight: who needs a Steam Machine when you have a Pi?
Build A Raspberry Pi -Powered Touchscreen Point-And-Shoot Camera Lifehacker Australia You'll need a Raspberry Pi , the Raspberry Pi Camera Board, a touchscreen, a battery pack, and a few other parts.
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Technabob (blog) Limelight Pi Lets You Stream PC Games to a Raspberry Pi : Streaming Pi of Shield Technabob (blog) … Shield's game streaming function using a smartphone and VNC. But if you want an even cheaper way – assuming you don't already have a smartphone – check out Limelight Pi, an open source program that lets you stream Steam games to a Raspberry Pi .
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Hacking Raspberry Pi iProgrammer This is a book that aims to cover a lot of aspects of using the Raspberry Pi in as much detail as possible and as simply as possible. As a result you might find some of the book is too simple for you, but I found even the trivial asides interesting in …
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Hacking Raspberry Pi – iProgrammer
PetaPixel Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Touchscreen WiFi-Enabled Camera for About $150 PetaPixel The camera they've created uses a Raspberry Pi , the Pi's camera module, their own PiTFT touchscreen, a USB battery pack, a WiFi dongle and, well, that's actually about it. The grand total for all these parts comes out to less than 150 bucks. DIY skill …
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This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous Network World (blog) When I first caught wind of the Raspberry Pi (what seems like decades ago now), my imagination went wild. A tiny, low-power, ARM-based computer that I could load Linux on and do whatever I want with? The possibilities were almost endless.
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