Hackaday Portable DVD Player gets Raspberry Pi Zero Upgrade | Hackaday Hackaday You might remember a time when people thought portable DVD players were a pretty neat idea. In the days before netbooks, cheap tablets, and arguably even the widespread adoption of smartphones, it seemed perfectly reasonable to lug around a device that … and more »
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Liliputing Raspberry Pi Zero W + old DVD player = portable Kodi media center Liliputing Back in the days when most of us weren't already carrying tiny screens in our pockets capable of streaming movies and TV shows from Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube, there was a market for portable DVD players.
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Free Googlage for all, jamming out on the Pi … Network World Check out our references to the days of print journalism, Fender bass guitars and more in this edition of the Pi roundup. and more »
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Lifehacker Build Your Own Sidekick-Inspired Mobile Raspberry Pi Computer Lifehacker Do you long for the days of your Sidekick, arguably one of the best-worst-greatest phones to ever hit the market? NODE shows you how to build a mobile Raspberry Pi machine that should help with that longing as long as you don't care about the actual …
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Inquirer Daft Raspberry Pi user pips Nintendo with NES reboot | TheINQUIRER Inquirer IT TOOK Nintendo 20-odd years to take gamers back to the days of the firm's Entertainment System and accompanying games, but it has taken one Raspberry Pi … 3D printed Nintendo NES case for Raspberry Pi – 3D Printing Industry 3D Printing Industry Fan Makes Tiny NES Capable of Playing Any Game With Its Own Mini Cartridges The Mary Sue This DIY Mini NES Console Is What Nintendo Should Have Made … Gizmodo India all 12 news articles »
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Build A Raspberry Pi -Powered Media Player That Plays A Simpsons Episode At Random Lifehacker Australia There are a ton of Simpsons episodes, but if you long for the days of just watching whatever episode happens to be playing on TV at any given moment, DIYer Stephen Coyle build a little system powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero that plays a random episode. and more »
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Lifehacker Build a Raspberry Pi -Powered Media Player That Plays a Simpsons Episode at Random Lifehacker There are a ton of Simpsons episodes, but if you long for the days of just watching whatever episode happens to be playing on TV at any given moment, DIYer Stephen Coyle build a little system powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero that plays a random episode.
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Lifehacker Build a Raspberry Pi -Powered Media Player That Plays a Simpsons Episode at Random – Lifehacker Lifehacker There are a ton of Simpsons episodes, but if you long for the days of just watching whatever episode happens to be playing on TV at any given moment, DIYer Stephen Coyle build a little system powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero that plays a random episode. and more »
The Register Raspberry Pi 3: Four days old and already flying The Register Erle Robotics flew the Pi 3 running APM, part of the open source Dronecode Software Platform. Those of you of a technical bent can get details on the first flight here at DIY Drones
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ITProPortal Portable screen for Raspberry Pi smashes Kickstarter target in days ITProPortal A crowdfunding campaign to produce a portable and affordable screen for the Raspberry Pi has reached almost double its funding goal in just four days. The £55,000 target was reached within 50.5 hours of the round going live on Kickstarter on 31 October …
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