PCWorld Mini PC invasion: 13 radically tiny computers that fit in the palm of your hand PCWorld The Raspberry Pi receives accolades for kicking off the maker revolution, but it also thrust the idea of tiny computers into the limelight.
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I don’t think there’s anyone here at Pi Towers who doesn’t use Steam for PC gaming, and we were all watching the various Steam Machines that got trotted out at this year’s CES with great interest. There was one $500 Steam Machine from iBuyPower which pleased and surprised us by appearing to have a Raspberry Pi jammed into the bottom of the case. (Word of God here is that they’re using it as a temporary measure while in development to control the LEDs around the edges of the box, but we like to imagine that they’re using if for other, super-seekrit stuff.) The iBuyPower Steam Machine
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Limelight: who needs a Steam Machine when you have a Pi?
Technabob (blog) Limelight Pi Lets You Stream PC Games to a Raspberry Pi : Streaming Pi of Shield Technabob (blog) … Shield's game streaming function using a smartphone and VNC. But if you want an even cheaper way – assuming you don't already have a smartphone – check out Limelight Pi, an open source program that lets you stream Steam games to a Raspberry Pi .
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CNET UK Raspberry Pi and Android become Steam Machines with Limelight CNET UK Cutting-edge gaming doesn't require a console or a bag of cash. With Limelight, you can turn your Raspberry Pi or your phone or tablet into a Steam Machine on the cheap. Limelight, as spotted by The Gadget Show, allows you to stream a game from your PC