Wired.co.uk As it sells its 12 millionth board, Raspberry Pi reveals why it's shifting away from hardware Wired.co.uk February 29, 2012 marked a day when computing was changed irrevocably. The first generation of the credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi went on sale and shifted 100,000 units within its first 24-hours.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi gets “Made in Japan” Electronics Weekly (blog) This is part of a global expansion of the market for the educational computer and maker development platform by the Raspberry Pi Foundation and supplier RS Components. The first generation Raspberry Pi modules will continue to be manufactured in South …
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BGR Top Black Friday deals to get ASAP: The Lytro camera, the Raspberry Pi starter … BGR The internet has given us a lot, but as Black Friday approaches, we're especially thankful to be able to snag major deals without standing in line or even putting on pants. Deals like 64% off the First Generation Lytro Camera.
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TrustedReviews Did you buy the Raspberry Pi 2? Here are 5 things to do first [How-to guide] BetaNews The first generation Raspberry Pi was a rousing success; its low cost and potential captured the imaginations of many
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TrustedReviews Did you buy the Raspberry Pi 2? Here are 5 things to do first [How-to guide] BetaNews The first generation Raspberry Pi was a rousing success; its low cost and potential captured the imaginations of many. For $35, you could not only buy an inexpensive computer, but be a part of something
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