Geeky gadgets 40-Node Raspberry Pi Cluster Built By David Guill (video) Geeky gadgets The 40-Node Raspberry Pi cluster Has been created by David Guill an electrical engineer who recently constructed 40-node computing cluster based on the Raspberry Pi single board computer. Check out the videos after the jump to learn more about his
Raspberry Pi boot camp University of Bristol With the UK facing a national skills shortage in electrical and electronic engineering and computer science, members of the public have the opportunity to learn more about the Raspberry Pi and have fun at the same time at a boot camp later this week …
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Few things are better than kicking back on the couch and streaming your favorite album wirelessly to your stereo from your phone. It’s a remarkably easy thing to do with AirPlay, but if you don’t want to pay for Apple’s solutions, a $35 Raspberry Pi does the job remarkably well.
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Turn a Raspberry Pi into a Personal VPN for Secure Browsing Anywhere You Go Lifehacker It's Raspberry Pi week at Lifehacker, and all week we'll be showing you some cool DIY projects you can put together with this little miracle of a device. If you haven't bought one yet, check out our introduction to the Pi to learn more about what it is …
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Turn A Raspberry Pi Into An XBMC Media Centre In Under 30 Minutes Lifehacker Australia It’s Raspberry Pi Week at Lifehacker, and we’ll be showing you some awesome DIY projects you can put together with this miraculous device. If you haven’t acquired one yet, check out our introduction to the Pi to learn more about what it is, what you’ll …
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A Beginner’s Guide to DIYing with the Raspberry Pi Lifehacker It’s Raspberry Pi week at Lifehacker, and for the next five days we’ll be showing you some cool DIY projects you can put together with this little miracle of a device. If you haven’t bought one yet, check out the first section below to learn more about …
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