ZDNet Why Raspberry Pi is the future of computing devices ZDNet Launched by University of Cambridge computer scientists in 2011 as a $35 board for DIY projects, the Raspberry Pi erupted into a global phenomenon that has sold over 12 million units. Originally, the Cambridge team didn't expect to sell more that a 1,000
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Raspberry Pi Keeps Wowing Us Even Two Years After Launch Singularity Hub With the Raspberry Pi , a programmable credit card-sized computer, the British computer scientists sought to rekindle garage innovation.
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Wired 2013: Eben Upton on where we'd be without Rasberry Pi Wired.co.uk Lamenting the poor quality of British computer scientists, Eben Upton decided to create a computer that would get a generation of children excited about computing, just as the BBC Micro had done for him in the 80s. Within a year of releasing the …
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TechSpot Google Giving donates 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to children TechSpot Google is helping to find the next generation of computer scientists by helping to donate 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to various school-aged children across the U.K. Google's Eric Schmidt and Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton visited a school in …
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