ITProPortal Portable screen for Raspberry Pi smashes Kickstarter target in days ITProPortal A crowdfunding campaign to produce a portable and affordable screen for the Raspberry Pi has reached almost double its funding goal in just four days. The £55,000 target was reached within 50.5 hours of the round going live on Kickstarter on 31 October …
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How to make a security camera from a Raspberry Pi and a webcam imaging resource We've talked at length about how the super-cheap Raspberry Pi is an extremely flexible computer that you can base all manner of photography projects on.
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Mail from the folks at the MagPi, the free to download magazine for the Raspberry Pi community, written by the Raspberry Pi community.
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Turning Raspberry Pi into a universal language translator ZDNet Turning Raspberry Pi into a universal language translator. Summary: A mod for the $35 Raspberry Pi enables the Linux board to translate English into more than 60 languages. Nick Heath
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The Guardian Affordable mini Raspberry Pi monitor smashes funding goal The Guardian The HDMIPi, which aims to be an affordable small and portable HDMI-equipped monitor for connecting to the Raspberry Pi computer, smashed its funding target of £55,000 and is currently £31,000 over its goal with 26 days to go. “Small HDMI screens are
Raspberry Pi control and display interface is plug and play EDN.com The PiFace Control and Display announced by Farnell element14 is a new accessory for the Raspberry Pi that allows users to control the computer and see information without the need for a separate screen or keyboard. The unit sits neatly on top of the
Raspberry Pi HDMI monitor shatters initial goal on Kickstarter Inquirer POCKET SIZED SUCCESSOR to the Sinclair ZX80 and runaway success story, the Raspberry Pi might be about to get its own monitor after a Kickstarter campaign to create a low cost 9in screen for it has exceeded its £55,000 goal in a single weekend.
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Kickstarter project makes 9-inch Raspberry Pi monitor a reality TechRadar UK Dubbed the “HDMIPi”, the display takes advantage of the Raspberry Pi's HDMI connection and outputs to a 1,280 x 800 pixel resolution, matching that on Google's Nexus 7 and a whole range of 8-inch Windows 8.1 tablets. The Raspberry Pi can output to a
Telegraph.co.uk Raspberry Pi monitor hits Kickstarter target Telegraph.co.uk While the monitor's primary target is Raspberry Pi users, it can also be used with devices that have an HDMI output port, such as laptops, phones, tablets, video cameras, and gaming consoles. The creators believe that HDMIPi has a major potential … Raspberry Pi HDMI monitor shatters initial goal on Kickstarter Inquirer HDMIPi Raspberry Pi HD Monitor Launches On Kickstarter (video) Geeky gadgets HDMIPi is a £75 9-inch HD screen for the Raspberry Pi CNET UK TechRadar UK all 6 news articles