Raspberry PiPad Hobbyists are now building tablets using a $35 computer brain Quartz As an accomplished tinkerer, he knew it was possible to design his own device—and he could make it run a version of Linux operating system software. The key was Raspberry Pi , a roughly $35 credit-card-sized computer that can be plugged into a keyboard
Muktware PiPad, a Raspberry Pi tablet Muktware DIYer Michael Castor set out to build an all-in-one system that is portable, usable and Linux based, and the result is a unique Raspberry Pi -powered tablet called the PiPad. Its 10,000mAh battery provides a usable six hours of run-time and uses a …
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ZDNet Raspberry Pi add-ons: My experiments with camera and wi-fi ZDNet In the first four posts of this seried, I examined the various operating systems included in the Raspberry Pi NOOBS distribution: first Raspbian and then Arch and Pidora, then the XBMC focused Raspbmc and OpenELEC, and finally the non-Linux option …
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Video Camera And Timelapse Recorder (video) Geeky gadgets If you are looking for a new Raspberry Pi mini PC project to keep you busy you might be interested in this Raspberry Pi video camera and timelapse recorder which has been created by Jason Birch. The Raspberry Pi video camera uses a Raspberry Pi micro
Muktware Half a dozen most exciting usage of Raspberry Pi Muktware Most of us are familiar with the Raspberry Pi .
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When we announced our $40 Model B plus SD card bundle back in August, a lot of people asked us whether we could sell the card on its own. It’s taken a little while for us to get around to it, but I’m pleased to say that you can now buy an 8GB NOOBS SD card from the swag store for £4 including VAT , plus £1 UK shipping in the unlikely event you’re not buying other awesome swag.
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I’ve actually held this project in my very own sweaty little hands: Michael showed it to me at Maker Faire in NY last September. I’m glad he’s written the project up , because it’s a gorgeous build which really deserves sharing
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Wooden tablet: Michael Castor’s PiPad
Geeky gadgets Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Tablet Lifehacker Tablets are typically expensive and don't exactly offer up much of chance for customization. If you don't mind making your own tablet, DIYer Michael Castor shows off his Raspberry Pi -powered tablet. The tablet uses a ton of parts, including a 10″ touch …
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I had mail from Jürgen Huber at Logi.cals , an Austrian software firm, who have been using a Raspberry Pi in a demo at trade fairs to show off logi.CAD 3 , their new, free, software tool for automation.
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Geeky gadgets PiPad Raspberry Pi Tablet Built By Michael Castor Geeky gadgets Here on Geeky Gadgets we have featured a number of projects built using the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC, but this Raspberry Pi tablet is definitely an awesome feat of DIY engineering which ranks at the top of the DIY Raspberry Pi project tree.
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