On Saturday, British ESA astronaut Tim Peake returned to Earth after six months on the International Space Station. During his time in orbit, he did a huge amount of work to share the excitement of his trip with young people and support education across the curriculum: as part of this, he used our two Astro Pi computers, Izzy and Ed , to run UK school students’ code and play their music in space.
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Astro Pi: Goodnight, Mr Tim
opensource.com We're giving away a Raspberry Pi 3 Ultimate Starter Kit opensource.com Between the release of the new Raspberry Pi 3 on March 1 and our Pi Day celebration last week, it's been a big month for fans of the $35 mini computer. To add to the excitement, we're pleased to announce our Raspberry Pi 3 Sweepstakes, where we'll be …
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Alphr Raspberry Pi Zero review: The insanely cheap PC that costs less than a pint of beer Alphr The surprise launch of the Raspberry Pi Zero in November echoed the excitement surrounding the original, with one major difference: while the original cost around £30, the new Pi Zero is just £4 – a price that saw the device become the first computer …
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Raspberry Pi Zero review: The insanely cheap PC that costs less than a pint of beer – Alphr
Treehugger 1.75 million Raspberry Pi microcomputers have been sold Treehugger Back in February, we shared with you the 20 best Raspberry Pi projects we found on the web and it quickly became an incredibly popular post on the site, proving the excitement around the $25 microcomputer. At that time, the microcomputer was …
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