Raspberry Pi Galway Independent Eben and his team have solved this with their cheap, affordable modern-day equivalent of the BBC Micro called a ' Raspberry Pi ' – www.raspberrypi.org. The first production Raspberry Pi computers went on sale last year. It's a credit card sized mini ..
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BBC News Raspberry Pi heads for the open ocean BBC News In the same way that sport reveals character, the Raspberry Pi is revealing the creativity of the people who own one of the barebones computers. Confronted with that tiny device, some have seen a way to play old arcade games, as a media server or to …
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Raspberry Pi heads for the open ocean – BBC News
Last week’s Cracking the Code had a segment featuring a very familiar little computer, and a guy with a weather balloon whom you might just recognise. Isn’t it interesting how much more technical detail this kids’ show goes into compared to some of the adult tech news coverage we see on TV? Thanks to everyone involved – especially Dave!
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Today’s a very special day for us here at Raspberry Pi. It’s the first anniversary of the Pi’s launch day.
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Raspberry Pi and the rise of small computers BBC News If small is beautiful, then in recent months the computer world has been burgeoning with beauty thanks to the growing number of teeny, tiny machines being released.
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Raspberry Pi and the rise of small computers – BBC News
The first ever Raspberry Jamboree is being held on March 9 in Manchester, organised by the indefatigable Alan O’Donohoe.
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Raspberry Jamboree
We saw a lovely segment today on the BBC’s technology news programme, Click, all about the hackspace movement in the UK, with a big emphasis on Pi.
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BBC Click: UK hackspaces and the Pi
BBC Radio Wales’ Science Cafe programme this week came from the Sony factory in Pencoed, Wales , that makes the Raspberry Pi for us under licence. It’s only available for UK listeners (my mistake – the BBC’s territorial thingbat doesn’t extend to radio broadcasts, so you can listen anywhere in the world – as long as you aren’t Gert, who is still having problems), and only for the next five days
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BBC Wales Science Cafe broadcast from the Pi factory
Google partnership will see thousands of UK children get Raspberry Pis The Guardian Upton argues the Raspberry Pi exemplified the spirit of a more open era where users could more readily program their devices. “In the 1980s people bought 8-bit computers like the ZX Spectrum and the BBC Micro,” he said.
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Telegraph.co.uk Google gives 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK children Telegraph.co.uk “We've been working to encourage the next generation of computer scientists and we hope this donation of Raspberry Pi's to British school pupils will help drive a new wave of innovation,” said Mr Schmidt. “Britain's innovators and entrepreneurs have … Google donating 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK students SlashGear Google partnership will see thousands of UK children get Raspberry Pis The Guardian Google Giving Grant Worth $525000 To Fund Free Raspberry Pi For 15000 UK ..
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