Engadget Ben Heck made a portable Raspberry Pi -based gaming device Engadget What you're looking at here is the result of some careful tinkering: a Raspberry Pi portable MAME emulator, with no HDMI. Ben and Felix have put the finishing touches on this portable gaming device using a combination of laser cutting and 3D printing ..
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Engadget Ben Heck's portable Raspberry Pi photo booth Engadget Karen has an idea for a project: With Felix's help, she'll create a portable Raspberry Pi photo booth, useful for weddings and other events. This isn't just a hardware project, though — it also needs Linux software to allow the system to save and …
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Technabob (blog) Raspberry Pi Point-and-Shoot Camera: Not as Easy as Pie Technabob (blog) The Raspberry Pi has a camera module, but it will still take a lot of work before you can turn it into a user-friendly camera.
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The Independent Raspberry Pi used to create £90 smartphone The Independent Other notable uses by Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have included sending a teddy bear into the stratosphere to recreate Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking skydive, and last year the simple computer was lauded by the Nominet Trust for “inspiring social
IBTimes.co.uk 'Ted Bull Stratos': Raspberry Pi controlled teddy bear Babbage beats Felix … Irish Independent A cuddly bear named Babbage has beaten Felix Baumgartner's skydiving world record, using a weather balloon and a Raspberry Pi computer to climb to an estimated height of 39,000m before tumbling back to Earth
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