Picovoice Puts Smarts Offline in 512K of Memory Hackaday We live in the future.
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Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi – Hackaday
Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi Hackaday The obvious solution to this problem is to reverse engineer the GameCube memory card to read and write the memory with a Raspberry Pi . There's an incredible amount of unofficial documentation for every console, and [James] stumbled upon a GC-Forever …
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Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi – hackaday.com
Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi hackaday.com [James] has been working with GameCubes, emulators, and Animal Crossing for a while now, and while emulators are sufficient, he’d like to play on real …
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Raspberry Pi-style computers: The latest boards for you to try – TechRepublic
TechRepublic Raspberry Pi -style computers: The latest boards for you to try TechRepublic The NanoPi K1 Plus is less powerful than many other computers in this round-up, and is akin to a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with a slightly slower CPU and double the memory.
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Buying a Raspberry Pi Zero suddenly got a lot easier – TechRepublic
TechRepublic Buying a Raspberry Pi Zero suddenly got a lot easier TechRepublic Getting hold of the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer if you're based outside of the US or the UK is not always straightforward. Spin-off boards like the memory module-sized $5 Raspberry Pi Zero and recently launched $10 Zero W can be …
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PolaPi-Zero: the tiny thermal camera
Using a Nano Thermal Receipt Printer from Adafruit , a Sharp Memory LCD screen , and a Raspberry Pi Zero, Hackaday.io user Pierre Muth has created the PolaPi-Zero, or as I like to call it, the Oh-My-Days-How-Cute-Is-This-Camera-LOOK . In lieu of banana, a euro for scale. Having gifted his previous Pi-powered camera to a friend, it was time to build a new one
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Vote for the top 20 Raspberry Pi projects in The MagPi!
Although this Thursday will see the release of issue 49 of The MagPi, we’re already hard at work putting together our 50th issue spectacular. As part of this issue we’re going to be covering 50 of the best Raspberry Pi projects ever and we want you, the community, to vote for the top 20.
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Raspberry Pi and Kindle Together Again – Hackaday
Hackaday Raspberry Pi and Kindle Together Again Hackaday We've seen a lot of projects recently that take advantage of the Raspberry Pi 2's augmented abilities. With the increased processor power and double the memory, it puts a lot more utility in the user's hands
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Premier sees record sales of Raspberry Pi – Yorkshire Post
Yorkshire Post Premier sees record sales of Raspberry Pi Yorkshire Post The original Raspberry Pi mini-computer took the tech world by storm. The new version is six times faster with double the memory, but costs the same as the original version at £23
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Raspberry Pi 2 Arrives: 6x Faster, An “Entry-Level PC” For $35 – TechCrunch
TechCrunch Raspberry Pi 2 Arrives: 6x Faster, An “Entry-Level PC” For $35 TechCrunch There's a new, more powerful Raspberry Pi in town… The just announced Pi 2, which goes on sale today, adds a quad-core chip and double the memory to support more intensive processing tasks. The Pi Foundation also reckons this sequel takes the Pi