BetaNews With Raspbian 'Jessie' release, has the Raspberry Pi lost its way? BetaNews If you own a Raspberry Pi , you are probably a really cool guy or gal. Well, actually, I should say that you are cool in the geek community (it probably won't get you a date with a cheerleader)
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Expert Reviews Pipsta Raspberry Pi printer review Expert Reviews When it comes to flexibility, nothing beats the Raspberry Pi – there are a huge number of software distributions, project tutorials and accessories available for the diminutive board. Pipsta wants to add printing to that list. The Pipsta printer is a ..
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CNET Raspberry Pi stars in UK spy agency's mini supercomputer CNET Most people use the $35 Raspberry Pi computer for its intended purpose, as a cheap machine good for education and experimentation. But the UK's Government Communications Headquarters has leveled up by interlinking 66 of the diminutive devices into a
Russians turn Raspberry Pi into fully-fledged autopilot Register Anyone with an interest in Raspberry Pis and autopilots – in common with the Low Orbit Helium Assisted Navigator (LOHAN) team – should nip down to Indiegogo to check out the Navio: an impressive-looking autopilot shield for the diminutive fruity computer.
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Raspberry Pi glasses and the rise of DIY wearables ZDNet The Raspberry Pi blog has highlighted a DIY headset that can be powered by the diminutive computer, noting that it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to add voice control or a camera, to bring it up to the same level of sophistication as the Google headset.
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Geeky gadgets Premium Mathematica software free on budget Raspberry Pi CNET Premium Mathematica software free on budget Raspberry Pi . Wolfram Research is giving away its Mathematica software for use on the diminutive, $25 Raspberry Pi computers — and debuting a brand-new programming language.
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Raspberry Pi rockets to 2 million sales, beats own expectations TechRadar UK The Raspberry Pi Foundation's plan is ahead of schedule, it seems, with everybody and their dog wanting a tasty slice of affordable coding goodness. The maker of the diminutive £24 (around $35, or AU$37) computer had set its sights on shifting 2 …
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Entensys Nano-sizes Content Filter to Fit on Raspberry Pi Eworldwire (press release) NOVOSIBIRSK, Russia/EWORLDWIRE/Sep. 17, 2013 — The Raspberry Pi platform has been harnessed by the specialists at Entensys to assemble a test model of the UserGate Web Filter content filtering system.
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TechSpot Onion Pi transforms Raspberry Pi into anonymous Wi-Fi hotspot TechSpot Although recent events have reminded us just how absurd the goal of absolute online privacy may be, Onion Pi promises to give users back a little peace of mind. The Onion Pi pack turns the diminutive Raspberry Pi into a portable wireless access point ..
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Fedora Project Announces Pidora Remix for Raspberry Pi TechCrunch The Fedora Project has been supporting Raspberry Pi , the diminutive $35 computer, for some time.
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