Hey folks, Rob here with good news about the latest edition of The MagPi! Issue 71 , out right now, is all about running Android on Raspberry Pi with the help of emteria.OS and Android Things. Android and Raspberry Pi, two great tastes that go great together! Android and Raspberry Pi A big part of our main feature looks at emteria.OS, a version of Android that runs directly on the Raspberry Pi.
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Magazine Hello World Issue 5 Now Available Geeky Gadgets The official Raspberry Pi Foundation responsible for creating the awesome range of Raspberry Pi mini PCs has announced the availability of the latest Raspberry Pi magazine for educators entitled Hello World. The latest issue contains more information ..
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Geeky Gadgets Official Raspberry Pi Magazine Issue 69 Features Affordable 3D Printing Geeky Gadgets Anyone who would like to start 3D printing on a small budget may be interested to know that the latest official Raspberry Pi magazine issue 69 features affordable 3D printing systems Powered by the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC. The latest issue of the ..
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Hi folks, Rob from The MagPi here with the good news that The MagPi 69 is out now! Nice. Our latest issue is all about 3D printing and how you can get yourself a very affordable 3D printer that you can control with a Raspberry Pi. Get 3D printing from just £99! Pi-powered 3D printing Affordability is always a big factor when it comes to 3D printers.
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Geeky Gadgets Official Raspberry Pi Magazine MagPi Issue 68 Now Available Geeky Gadgets This week the official Raspberry Pi magazine MagPi issue 68 is now available to purchase and download, providing an in-depth look at the new Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ mini PC. Which was launched last month and provides a more powerful Raspberry Pi mini …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi MagPi Magazine Issue 67 Now Available Geeky Gadgets The raspberry Pi foundation also explains that retro computing enthusiast K.G. Orphanides explains more about how to use the Raspberry Pi mini PC to emulate these classic machines.
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Hey folks, Rob from The MagPi here! While we do love modern computers here at The MagPi, we also have a soft spot for the classic machines of yesteryear, which is why we have a huge feature on emulating and upcycling retro computers in The MagPi issue 67 , out right now. Retro computing and security in the latest issue of The MagPi Retro computing Noted retro computing enthusiast K.G.
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We’re making with a purpose in issue 3 of HackSpace magazine . Not only are we discovering ways in which 3D printing is helping to save resources — and in some case lives — in the developing world, we’re also going all out with recycling.
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Hello World Magazine Issue 4 Now Available Geeky Gadgets Teachers and educators engaged in bringing the digital world to students around the world may be interested to know that issue 4 of the excellent Raspberry Pi Hello World magazine has now been released by the official Raspberry Pi Foundation and … and more »
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EE Times The best accessories for your Raspberry Pi EE Times In 2017, The MagPi Magazine – the official Raspberry Pi magazine – announced that over 12.5 million of the Raspberry Pi single-board computers (SBCs) had been sold since the 2012 introduction of the first version. The Pi has not only proven to be a …
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