Cambridge News SLIDESHOW: Seventy children learn from Raspberry Pi Foundation, ARM and …
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Lance Howarth is CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, leading our charitable mission. People are sometimes surprised to learn that Raspberry Pi is a charity: every penny we make from selling the Pi goes into our charitable mission, where it’s used to support schools, train teachers , create resources and help fund other computing and learning initiatives. Back in May he gave a talk at TEDx Oxbridge , explaining what it is we’re up to here at Pi Towers, with help from Babbage the Bear and some rubber bands
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Lance at TEDx Oxbridge
Apart from the bit where someone who shall not be named yanked a power cable early, corrupting our Minecraft demo SD card, and apart from the bit where we nearly got shot by an angry close protection officer when we read the map wrong and tried to use the wrong gate, we had a very smooth time of it on Monday, when Craig, Eben and I rocked up at Buckingham Palace at 2pm to set up a demo stand for that evening’s UK Tech Reception. We were told by frowning courtiers that we were not allowed to take any pictures inside – but happily the Palace photographer was there to catch the very surreal moment when I found myself explaining to the Queen what a Raspberry Pi is.
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Raspberry Pi at Buckingham Palace, 3 million sold
Raspberry Pi Cookbook iProgrammer A cookbook for raspberry pie – what could be more logical? But only if you spell it Raspberry Pi .
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Raspberry Pi Cookbook – iProgrammer
Allen Heard, Head of Computing at Ysgol Bryn Elian in North Wales (that’s Welsh for Bryn Elian School), is visiting us at Pi Towers today.
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Learning through gaming
Win a class set of Raspberry Pi microcomputers and £500 computing vouchers … Cambridge News Cambridge University Press, exam board OCR, and the Raspberry Pi Foundation have launched their Hour of Code: Cambridge GCSE Computing Competition. Inspired by the national Hour of Code Week, the competition gives UK schools and students the
VIDEO: Linton schoolboy known as the 'The Raspberry Pi Guy' online hosts day … Cambridge News Matthew Timmons-Brown, 14, a Linton Village College (LVC) pupil, helped Raspberry Pi users at a day of sold-out workshops run by the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge
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Cambridge News VIDEO: Linton schoolboy hosts sell-out workshops on Cambridge's mini … Cambridge News Matthew Timmons-Brown, 14, a Linton Village College (LVC) pupil, helped Raspberry Pi users at a day of sold-out workshops run by the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge.
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The Raspberry Pi : Is it REALLY the saviour of British computing? Register Opinion It is fair to say that the Raspberry Pi is a success. I love them, you love them, the whole world loves them.
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The Raspberry Pi: Is it REALLY the saviour of British computing? – Register
ThomasNet News (press release) I/O Expansion Card broadens applications for Raspberry PI . ThomasNet News (press release) Thanks to RIO, the 700MHz Raspberry PI can now be used to create powerful and very cost effective solutions for use in robotics, industrial & home automation, data acquisition and control, or any other computing application requiring interfacing to the …
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I/O Expansion Card broadens applications for Raspberry PI. – ThomasNet News (press release)