Gizmodo Australia Just How Fast Is The Raspberry Pi Zero? Gizmodo Australia As an extremely compact computing board, you can probably guess the $US5 Raspberry Pi Zero isn't going to scream through the benchmarks. But how exactly does it fare against its competitors (and siblings)?
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Lifehacker Australia Turn A Raspberry Pi 2 Into A Cheap SteamBox For In-Home Streaming Lifehacker Australia When combined with Steam's In-Home Streaming, the new Raspberry Pi 2 can become a super-affordable Steam Box capable of streaming games from your PC to your TV. On their new show, Possibly Unsafe, Patrick Norton and Michael Hand demonstrates
SlashGear PiPad: the Raspberry Pi -powered tablet crafted from wood Wired.co.uk Why buy a generic plastic Android tablet when you have the option of crafting a swish slate customised to your own particular tastes and needs? So wondered Michael Castor as he set out on his mission to build a Raspberry Pi -powered tablet.
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SlashGear Meet PiPad, the $350 DIY Raspberry Pi tablet BGR The PiPad is the name Michael Castor gave to the Raspberry Pi wood and carbon fiber tablet he built after gathering all the necessary parts. “It seems that every day a manufacturer comes out with a new tablet computer. Thinner, lighter, faster, but it …
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SlashGear Bloke hews plywood Raspberry Pi tablet Register It's a tip of the hat today to Michael Castor, who caught our eye with his attractive fusion of plywood, carbon fibre and Raspberry Pi , dubbed the “PiPad”.
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PiPad – A Tablet With a Raspberry Pi Heart Good E-Reader (blog) The Raspberry Pi has been subjected to all sorts of computing incarnations except perhaps a tablet device. That has been taken care of with the PiPad which is the handiwork of one Michael Castor who has a passion for devices and loves tinkering with them
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Muktware PiPad, a Raspberry Pi tablet Muktware DIYer Michael Castor set out to build an all-in-one system that is portable, usable and Linux based, and the result is a unique Raspberry Pi -powered tablet called the PiPad. Its 10,000mAh battery provides a usable six hours of run-time and uses a …
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Geeky gadgets Build Your Own Raspberry Pi -Powered Tablet Lifehacker Tablets are typically expensive and don't exactly offer up much of chance for customization. If you don't mind making your own tablet, DIYer Michael Castor shows off his Raspberry Pi -powered tablet. The tablet uses a ton of parts, including a 10″ touch …
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WATCH: Adventure Time fan makes working BMO from LEGO, Raspberry Pi GMA News A LEGO fan has paid tribute to BMO in the popular animated series “Adventure Time,” by building a model of the Gameboy-like electronic character – using LEGO and a Raspberry Pi microcomputer. Software developer Michael Thomas told CNET Australia he