VentureBeat How computing legend David Braben schemed to create Elite: Dangerous and Raspberry Pi VentureBeat If that weren't enough of a career, Braben is also one of six original trustees for the Raspberry Pi Foundation, which launched a low-cost computer for education in 2012 and helped fuel the enthusiasm for the Maker movement. The Raspberry Pi , now on …
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The Guardian How David Braben's 1984 space game Elite inspired the Rasberry Pi The Guardian He is the original creator of the legendary space exploration game, Elite, and a founder of the group that created the Raspberry Pi , a single-board computer designed to promote programming in schools that has sold 3m units. Elite's sequel, Elite …
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Raspberry Pi developer gets OBE in Queen's Birthday Honours ComputerworldUK Raspberry Pi developer David Braben has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list. The honour was made in recognition of his work in the video game and computing industries.
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David Braben talks Kickstarter, Raspberry Pi – and Elite: Dangerous Stuff.tv David Braben created the open-world game with Elite. And he did it in 1984, with 22KB of memory to play with.
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The Guardian David Braben on Elite, Kickstarter and Raspberry Pi The Guardian There is also Raspberry Pi , the mini-PC designed by Eben Upton and several colleagues from the University of Cambridge, and built with Braben's assistance.
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