Check out this mouse that’s also a functioning computer TechSpot A video from Electronic Grenade explains how the mouse consists of a 3D-printed outer shell containing a 500 mAh battery, a retractable Bluetooth keyboard, …
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Hackaday Polaroid Gets Thermal Printer and Raspberry Pi Hackaday We only mention this because the following project, despite featuring the Raspberry Pi Zero grafted into a vintage Polaroid camera, is anything but lazy. In the impeccably detailed and photographed write-up, [mitxela] explains how the Pi Zero and a …
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The Next Web Nintendo cartridge is hiding a Raspberry Pi computer inside The Next Web Did you know there's a nifty little trick that will let you pack over 2,000 games in just one oldschool Nintendo cartridge? In his latest video, Zach from Howchoo explains how you can hack your useless old Nintendo cartridge and turn it into a retro ..
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ZDNet Behind Microsoft's magic mirror: Raspberry Pi , AI, Windows IoT plus Azure ZDNet Here's a look at Microsoft's magic mirror on a grand scale. Image: Microsoft.
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BBC News Amazon explains how to build your own Echo with a Raspberry Pi TechRadar The Raspberry Pi is a wonderfully versatile and inexpensive little bit of computing kit, and one that's capable of being transformed into all kinds of gadgets if you know how – and apparently that list of gizmos includes the Amazon Echo. Alexa Voice ..
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Lifehacker Create a “Fairytale Phone” With a Raspberry Pi and a Rotary Phone Lifehacker Back in the day, everyone had corded, rotary phones. Now that you have moved to cordless or mobile, you can make that old rotary dial phone into an interactive kid's toy
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Inquirer Nvidia explains how to build a Raspberry Pi server cluster Inquirer The whole thing uses just 16 watts of power when running at full capacity. Nvidia has decided to let the world in on DeConinck's secret, outlining the step by step process by which enthusiasts can build their own
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