The INQUIRER Google's NSynth Super is an AI synth made of Raspberry Pi The INQUIRER If you want to build one yourself, you'll need a Raspberry Pi (perhaps the new B+ announced today) and a bunch of other components that will make you kick yourself that you didn't use Maplin more when you had the chance.
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42Gears Introduces Support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi Devices to Enable Enterprise IoT Adoption PR Newswire India (press release) 42Gears Mobility Systems, announced today the support for Linux-based Raspberry Pi for its EMM platform. Through 42Gears EMM platform, enterprises will now be able to manage IoT deployments that include sensors and small handheld devices …
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With An Eye On IoT, Pi Foundation Outs 50% Faster Raspberry Pi 3, With Wi-Fi, Bluetooth TechCrunch A major new Raspberry Pi microprocessor has been announced today: the Pi 3 Model B board becomes the new top-of-the-line Pi, with a 64bit 1.2GHz quad-core chipset and 1GB RAM it's being slated to offer a 50 per cent power bump over the Pi 2.
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SiliconANGLE (blog) World's first Raspberry Pi drag-and-drop IoT project builder Cayenne launches today SiliconANGLE (blog) Internet of Things (IoT) middleware applications developer myDevices (Avanquest North America Inc.) announced today the release of the first drag-and-drop app that will clear the way for development of IoT projects on the Raspberry Pi . As an IoT …
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element14 invites engineers to tune into the 'Rocking Raspberry Pi Challenge … MENAFN.COM Dec 12, 2013 (Menafn – M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) –element14 announced today the launch of the 'Rocking Raspberry Pi Challenge' in India, a design competition which will encourage participants to develop a state-of-the-art karaoke machine with
SlashGear Google donating 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK students SlashGear Google and Raspberry Pi announced today that the search giant is granting money to the team behind the Raspberry Pi computer in order to donate 15,000 of them to schoolchildren all over the UK. The mini computers will be used to teach students how to …
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