TechSpot Raspberry Pi camera module pictured, will retail for $25 TechSpot The Raspberry Pi Foundation has revealed the upcoming camera module designed to further bolster the tiny computer's capabilities. Photos of the final hardware have surfaced on the company's website with the promise that it'll be available in the near ..
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The $25 Raspberry Pi camera module is a video hacker's dream VentureBeat The device, which runs for an all-too-tempting $25, plugs into the existing Raspberry Pi , giving users the ability to use it in robots, custom security setups, baby monitors, and whatever other inventive things they can think of. While the Raspberry Pi ..
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Ubergizmo Raspberry Pi Camera Module Spotted Ubergizmo Raspberry Pi Camera Module Spotted When the Raspberry Pi was first announced and subsequently released, it endeared itself to many folks within a short amount of time. No surprise there, considering the kind of flexibility and performance that it shows …
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SlashGear Raspberry Pi camera module finalized, priced at $25 SlashGear The Raspberry Pi has been taking the DIY world by storm lately with it's $35 credit card-sized computer. Now, users will be able to tack on a camera for $25 more very soon
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Wired Raspberry Pi Announces $25 Camera Module Wired The Raspberry Pi foundation just announced a new camera module that will allow shutterbugs and makers to focus on developing new applications that will expose the low-cost board to a whole new audience. Technical details are blurry. The exact sensor …
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Of course, Model A is not the only new bit of hardware we’re releasing in 2013. JamesH just sent me these pictures of the forthcoming camera board to whet your appetite. This is the final hardware; we’ve been working on tuning (Gert tells me that picture quality is “pretty good” at the moment, but we’re hoping to get it to “bleedin’ marvellous” before we release the hardware), and there is some work to do on the drivers, but everything’s looking pretty peachy for the moment
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