Wired.co.uk How to make your own NES Classic Mini using Raspberry Pi Wired.co.uk Our Raspberry Pi 3 project comes in at a similar cost of around £50, depending on your choice of case and controllers, can give you far more than 50 games to play and isn't hobbled by the oddly short controllers that came with Nintendo's mini console.
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The Verge Anybody can make a Google Assistant gadget with this new toolkit The Verge Today, Google is announcing the general availability of the Google Assistant SDK. What that means is that anybody can download and run the Google Assistant on a gadget of their choice — Google says it will run well on Raspberry Pi 3 devices and also … The Google Assistant SDK will let you run the Assistant on anything Ars Technica Google Assistant SDK lets anyone make an intelligent voice-controlled device Digital Trends Google now lets hardware developers tinker with its Assistant TechCrunch Phandroid.com – VentureBeat – 9to5Google all 84 news articles »
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Way back in April of 2014 we launched the original Compute Module (CM1), which was based around the BCM2835 processor of the original Raspberry Pi. CM1 was a great success and we’ve seen a lot of uptake from various markets, particularly in IoT and home and factory automation.
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Compute Module 3 Launch!
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Portable Created Using Car Backup Monitor Geeky Gadgets The system is not touchscreen so will required additional keyboard and mouse to control but provides a great portable solution for those looking to take their Raspberry Pi system with them and can be powered by a portable USB battery pack of your choice.
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Gizmodo A Smart Watch of Your Choice, Kindle Paperwhite, Raspberry Pi [Deals] Gizmodo Android Wear and the Apple Watch get all the press these days, but the Pebble was there a year before any of them. You don't get a color screen and fancy animations, but its E-Ink screen means you'll get a week or more of battery life. [ Pebble Smart …
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In about a month’s time, we’re going to be launching a brand-new range of Raspberry Pi merchandise.
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