Times of India Raspberry Pi gets 8MP cameras Times of India Both new official Raspberry Pi cameras have been upgraded to 8MP and feature an image sensor that enables the board to capture 3280 x 2464 pixel static images.
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TechRepublic The top 10 projects to try out with your Raspberry Pi 3 TechRepublic If you snapped up one of the more than 200,000 Raspberry Pi 3's available at launch, you might be wondering just what you can do with a $35 computer. Here are 10 projects to get you going with the Pi 3 – some that make the most of the board's more …
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ZDNet No, your Raspberry Pi 3 won't overheat in everyday use, says its creator ZDNet Eben Upton at a factory in Wales where Raspberry Pi boards are made. Image: Nick Heath / ZDNet. The Raspberry Pi 3 will not overheat in regular use, the board's co-creator has said, following reports of the newly released $35 computer hitting close to …
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ZDNet Hands-On: First impressions of the Raspberry Pi 3 ZDNet The Raspberry Pi 3 was announced on 29 February, the fourth birthday of the original Raspberry Pi . There was no shortage of people writing about it by doing nothing more than parroting what was said on the Raspberry Pi Blog, so I thought it better to …
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LinuxInsider.com Fresh Raspberry Pi Has Better Hardware Baked In LinuxInsider.com The Raspberry Pi Foundation on Monday announced the availability of the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B for US$35, the same price as the previous model. It is the second major upgrade to the board in just over a year. The hardware upgrade boosts the single-core ..
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Multifunction Hat Board IRP-102 Offers RTC, ADC, LCD, RS232/485 And More (video) Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts but are looking for an easier way to add multiple functions to their Raspberry PI models A+, B+ B2 and Zero mini PCs are interested in a new multifunctional Hat Board which is being created by IngeniApp based in Madrid, Spain.
Geeky Gadgets Adding A Low Profile Wireless Board To The Raspberry Pi Zero (video) Geeky Gadgets This guide will show you how to attach a low profile wifi board to a Raspberry Pi Zero. It uses the test pads underneath the board to save tonnes of space, and might work well in embedded hardware projects. Make sure that you have the wifi configured …
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Lifehacker Australia How To Add A Wi-Fi Board To A Raspberry Pi Zero Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi Zero is a fantastically affordable single-board computer, but its (roughly) $20 price point means that it doesn't pack quite as many connectivity options as some of its more powerful siblings, which come with Ethernet ports …
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Lifehacker Australia Add A Tiny Wi-Fi Board To A Raspberry Pi Zero Lifehacker Australia Essentially, you're just taking a Wi-Fi dongle, stripping off the casing, then hard wiring it into the Raspberry Pi Zero. You'll want to make sure you set up the Wi-Fi in Raspbian before you do this, but otherwise it's a pretty straightforward way to …
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Lifehacker Add a Tiny Wi-Fi Board to a Raspberry Pi Zero Lifehacker Essentially, you're just taking a Wi-Fi dongle, stripping off the casing, then hard wiring it into the Raspberry Pi Zero.
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