Geeky Gadgets New Raspberry Pi Mobile Phone Tutorial Published By Adafruit (video) Geeky Gadgets Hobbyists and makers that would like to build their own Raspberry Pi mobile phone may be interested in the new tutorial that has been published on the Adafruit website, which has been written by David Hunt the original developer that created of the …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Touchscreen 5 Inch Display BackPack Unveiled By Adafruit For $70 Geeky Gadgets The Raspberry Pi touchscreen shows up as a USB mouse so you can use it with any computer, without the need for any special drivers. The new Raspberry Pi touchscreen is now available to purchase for $69.96 from the Adafruit online store.
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Slim Down a Raspberry Pi with a Few Mods Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi is already pretty tiny, but if you need to slim it down even more for a project, then Adafruit has the guide for you. Adafruit shows you how to get rid of the bulky Ethernet port, replace the USB ports with smaller ones, and even trim …
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The good people at Adafruit pointed us at this video. Besides the fact that the costume is driven by a Raspberry Pi, we don’t know much about the build (or the guy who made it – he goes by MikeHandidate on YouTube, but we suspect that’s not actually his name) – good though, isn’t it? More Halloween goodies to come tomorrow. Are you using a Pi in your costume or house decorations this year?
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Gameboy Halloween costume
Ben: Here’s a guest post from Steven Sloan , a developer at MailChimp . Grounds for innovation Here at MailChimp, we’re always trying to listen hard and change fast .
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Business Insider These 10 Photos Were Taken With A Tiny $35 Computer Business Insider In its first annual Raspberry Pi photography contest, Adafruit asked for Raspberry Pi users' best photos taken with a Pi. The contest had few rules: Anyone with a Pi could enter, and all photos had to be taken with Raspberry Pi and a Raspberry Pi … You Won't Believe These Pictures Were All Captured Using a Raspberry Pi Gizmodo SnapPiCam Raspberry Pi Powered Digital Camera Kit (video) Geeky gadgets all 6 news articles
Nintendo Life 3D-Printed Game Boy-Themed Case Covers Raspberry Pi Nintendo Life The credit-card sized educational computer Raspberry Pi encourages electronics hobbyists to find interesting and fun ways to extend the machine's capabilities; to celebrate the Game Boy's 25th anniversary Adafruit user Noe Ruiz has posted an extensive
3DPrint.com Adafruit 3D Prints Raspberry Pi Based GameBoy 3DPrint.com Popular DIY instructional website, Adafruit, recently published the schematics and instructions to allow anyone anyone with access to certain materials and equipment to 3D print their own Raspberry Pi enabled Gameboy, in commemoration of the 25th
Adafruit’s 3D Thursday series is getting us terribly excited every time they roll out a new project with a Pi in it. Yesterday’s was a doozy: so much so that the engineering team stood around my desk and made puppy-dog eyes and sighing sounds at me until I agreed to email LadyAda and beg a demo sample of the project from them
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Our good friends across the pond at Adafruit are running their first ever Raspberry Pi Photography Award – and I’ve been roped into helping judge this year’s entries.
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Adafruit’s Raspberry Pi Photography Award