htxt.africa Fully operational Raspberry Pi in a 3D printed Death Star enclosure htxt.africa Maker Darren Furniss, who goes by the username “Furnibird” online, has created a created a 3D printed Death Star to house a Raspberry Pi 3. When we spoke to Furniss he told us that the print was created in Fusion 360, a programme he learnt from …
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htxt.africa Fully operational Raspberry Pi in a 3D printed Death Star enclosure htxt.africa Maker Darren Furniss, who goes by the username “Furnibird” online, has created a created a 3D printed Death Star to house a Raspberry Pi 3. When we spoke to Furniss he told us that the print was created in Fusion 360, a programme he learnt from ..
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Geeky Gadgets Awesome Raspberry Pi Death Star Vision Display (video) Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that would like to be able to create their very own awesome Death Star POV globe may be interested in new project which has been discovered by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and which was created back in 2013. Watch the video …
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Awesome Raspberry Pi Death Star Vision Display (video) – Geeky Gadgets
Electronics Weekly (blog) Pi -top turns a Pi into a laptop. Simple
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Pi-top turns a Pi into a laptop. Simple. – Electronics Weekly (blog)
Martin O’Hanlon is a co-author of Adventures in Minecraft which we featured back in November. The book’s full of incredible projects you can do with Minecraft, involving learning programming skills through building structures and interactive applications within the Minecraft world using the Python API provided in Minecraft: Pi Edition . We don’t know how he comes up with some of the ideas, and we’re amazed by what he shows can be achieved ( solar system in Minecraft , anyone?) but this one really blew us away
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$35 Raspberry Pi 2 Plagued by 'Xenon Death Flash' But There's a Quick Fix … International Business Times AU The recently released Raspberry Pi 2 microcomputer, sold for $35 apiece, has become camera shy – it mysteriously shuts down when exposed to high-intensity light, specifically coming from a camera equipped with Xenon flash.
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Develop From small ambitions to three million sales: The life of the Raspberry Pi Develop Indeed, it was those classic machines from the 80s, and the lack of successors to those systems in the late 90s and 00s, that inspired its creation, says Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton. That and the subsequent lack of coding talent following the death of …
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This Death Star Hologram Was Made Using A Raspberry Pi Gizmodo Australia A group at the University of Leeds in the UK could make your dreams come true, as long as you don't mind the requirements: a plastic enclosure containing a ring of LEDs spinning at 300rpm, a Raspberry Pi and uh, electricity.
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