Classic Polaroid camera gutted, made modern with Raspberry Pi + thermal printer Liliputing You can make a lot of cool things by stuffing a Raspberry Pi computer into an existing chassis. We've seen hackers do everything from turn an old portable DVD player into a modern Kodi-powered media center to designing a Nintendo Entertainment System …
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Classic Polaroid camera gutted, made modern with Raspberry Pi + thermal printer Liliputing You can make a lot of cool things by stuffing a Raspberry Pi computer into an existing chassis. We've seen hackers do everything from turn an old portable DVD player into a modern Kodi-powered media center to designing a Nintendo Entertainment System …
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Liliputing Classic Polaroid camera gutted, made modern with Raspberry Pi + … Liliputing You can make a lot of cool things by stuffing a Raspberry Pi computer into an existing chassis. We've seen hackers do everything from turn an old portable DVD player into a modern Kodi-powered media center to designing a Nintendo Entertainment System ..
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Hackaday Portable DVD Player gets Raspberry Pi Zero Upgrade Hackaday So if this grafting of a portable DVD player and the Raspberry Pi Zero W created by [nutsacrilege] doesn't get you sniffing around your local second-hand store for a donor device, nothing will. By integrating a Pi running Kodi, the player gets a multi … and more »
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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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Grab your Raspberry Pi, everyone — we’re going on an Easter egg hunt, and all of you are invited! When they’re not chocolate, Easter eggs are hidden content in movies, games, DVD menus, and computers.
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An elephant being eaten by a snake: Easter eggs on your Pi
Geeky Gadgets DIY Autonomous Raspberry Pi Tea Maker Made Using A Computer DVD Drive Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that also enjoy a perfectly brewed cup of tea, may be interested in this intelligent DIY Raspberry Pi tea maker, that makes use of an old computer DVD drive to help autonomously make the perfect cup of tea. Created by a team of …
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Today, we are launching the first Debian Stretch release of the Raspberry Pi Desktop for PCs and Macs, and we’re also releasing the latest version of Raspbian Stretch for your Pi. For PCs and Macs When we released our custom desktop environment on Debian for PCs and Macs last year , we were slightly taken aback by how popular it turned out to be. We really only created it as a result of one of those “Wouldn’t it be cool if…” conversations we sometimes have in the office, so we were delighted by the Pi community’s reaction
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Stretch for PCs and Macs, and a Raspbian update
Hey folks, Rob from The MagPi here! It’s the last Thursday of the month, and that can only mean one thing: a brand-new The MagPi issue is out! In The MagPi 60, we’re bringing you the top troubleshooting tips for your Raspberry Pi, sourced directly from our amazing community. The MagPi #60 comes with a huge troubleshooting guide The MagPi 60 Our feature-length guide covers snags you might encounter while using a Raspberry Pi, and it is written for newcomers and veterans alike! Do you hit a roadblock while booting up your Pi? Are you having trouble connecting it to a network?
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MagPi 60: the ultimate troubleshooting guide