BetaNews 3 clever gift ideas using Raspberry Pi BetaNews While thoughts of savory roast turkey and green bean casserole may come to mind when you hear mention of Raspberry Pi this holiday season, the credit card-sized computer is more likely to make you drool over techie gift ideas. If you want to get …
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WIRED The New Raspberry Pi Zero W Is Your Key to the Hackable Future WIRED Eben Upton didn't plan on becoming a computer engineer. It happened out of necessity.
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The Merkle AI and Machine Learning Tools are Coming to the Raspberry Pi The Merkle The Raspberry Pi has proven to be quite a nifty credit card-sized computer alternative.
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Microsoft Corporation Gains a Key Ally in the Internet of Things Motley Fool In February, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) announced a free version of Windows 10 for the Raspberry Pi 2, a popular credit card-sized computer which costs $35. Microsoft recently followed up to that announcement with a partnership with Qualcomm
Raspberry PiB+ Gets More USBs and MicroSD International Business Times AU The Raspberry Pi , the credit card-sized computer which has made a lot of changes in the world of electronics, has received a major update. The Raspberry Pi B+ has been launched on July 14, 2014, roughly 2 years after the launch of the original …
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Raspberry Pi B+ marks first major upgrade to microcomputer Wired.co.uk The Raspberry Pi Foundation has launched a new version of the credit card-sized computer — the Raspberry Pi B+ — which comes with more sensors and enhanced connectivity.
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Homemade Raspberry Pi Reuters March 11 – As labour and transport costs increase, companies around the world are moving manufacturing away from China and back to their home markets. Element 14, one of the suppliers of the credit card-sized computer, the Raspberry Pi , have moved the … and more