A Raspberry Pi computer gets squeezed inside a mouse IT PRO YouTuber builds a fully functional computer inside a standard mouse using a Raspberry Pi Zero.
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Hackaday PiMiniMint — Altoids RPi Zero Computer Hackaday This time [MWAGNER] managed to make his long time idea of having a computer inside an Altoids tin.
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Hackaday PiMiniMint — Altoids RPi Zero Computer Hackaday This time [MWAGNER] managed to make his long time idea of having a computer inside an Altoids tin. He had the idea in 2012, after the original raspberry pi came out, but the size constraints kept the project from going forward.
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Hackaday PiMiniMint — Altoids RPi Zero Computer Hackaday This time [MWAGNER] managed to make his long time idea of having a computer inside an Altoids tin. He had the idea in 2012, after the original raspberry pi came out, but the size constraints kept the project from going forward
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Ars Technica One-upping the NES Classic Edition with the Raspberry Pi 3 and RetroPie Ars Technica It turns out that the NES Classic Edition is just a little Linux-powered board inside a cute case, and it's totally possible to build your own tiny Linux-powered computer inside a cute case without spending much more than $60. And by using the …
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CNC Scrapbooking with a Raspberry Pi Hackaday [James Muraca] has a KNK Force, something of an object of desire in the world of desktop CNC cutters. The computer inside the Force is a Raspberry Pi , so of course [James] set about investigating its potential for running his own software
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Raspberry Pi : Hiding a Computer Inside Your Computer EE Times This would allow him to place the Raspberry Pi on top of the original PCB and patch into the power connector.
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