How to control a Raspberry Pi using WhatsApp Techradar India Do you use the Raspberry Pi for a headless project, such as a media player, NAS server, seed box or security camera? If you do, then your Raspberry Pi is probably tucked away somewhere that's not that easily accessible.
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The Register Hackable media box based on the Raspberry Pi compute module: Five Ninjas …
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TrustedReviews How to install XBMC on Raspberry Pi TrustedReviews The most popular are Raspbmc and Openelec, two projects that bring the XBMC software to Raspberry Pi . What's the difference?
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Liliputing Slice is a simple media center based on XBMC, Raspberry Pi (crowdfunding) Liliputing You can build your own media center PC by installing XBMC software on a $35 Raspberry Pi mini-computer. But while the process is pretty simple for advanced users, it can be a bit daunting for folks who are new to Linux.
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We revealed the Raspberry Pi Compute Module back in April, and released the Compute Module Development Kit in the middle of June. Since then we’ve had a lot of interest and will shortly start shipping the Compute Module in volume to a variety of manufacturers who have already designed it into their products.
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Slice – a media player using the Raspberry Pi Compute Module
Meet Slice: the Raspberry Pi -powered media player with a difference TechRadar UK It's a media player called Slice and it's set to be the first device to hit the shelves with a Raspberry Pi Compute Module at its heart.
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Anders cooks up Raspberry Pi digital signage media player Digital Signage Today According to the company's blog, it has worked with partner Silver Curve to create a digital signage media player running on the Raspberry Pi computing platform, “one of the most exciting and talked about computing platforms out there, with, by the way …
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