Telegraph.co.uk Next-generation Raspberry Pi goes on sale Telegraph.co.uk The new board also has 40 pins, up from 26 in the Raspberry Pi Model B. This means that even more sensors, connectors and expansion boards can be added to the device, allowing users to increase the complexity of their Raspberry Pi projects.
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Turn a Raspberry Pi Into an Alway-On Usenet Downloading Machine Lifehacker Turn a Raspberry Pi Into an Always-On Usenet Downloading Machine One of the nice things about the Raspberry Pi is the that it doesn't require a lot of power to run. This means you can leave it on all day long without it putting a dent in your …
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Raspbmc 1.0 brings stable media center duties to your Raspberry Pi Engadget After a year of effort the Raspbmc team announced it has reached the 1.0 milestone.
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