When Ben North was faced with the dilemma of his nine-year-old son wanting him to watch his pinball games while, at the same time, Ben should be doing housework, he came up with a brilliant hack. Ben decided to investigate the inner workings of his twenty-year-old Twilight Zone pinball machine to convert its score display data into a video stream he could keep an eye on while working. Ben ended up with this.
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Ben’s Raspberry Pi Twilight Zone pinball hack
Raspberry Pi is based in Cambridge. (Just to be clear, that’s the one in East Anglia, UK, not the one in Massachusetts, USA.) When we say “based in Cambridge”, that suggests (correctly) that our offices are here. But the connection between Raspberry Pi and Cambridge runs a lot deeper than mere geography
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Cambridge theme for PIXEL
Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi 2 Multimedia System Tutorial Published By SeeedStudio Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts that are interested in creating a home multimedia centre, may be interested in a new tutorial that has been published this week over on the Seeed Studio website. The new Pi multimedia centre project utilises one of the new …
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DIY Raspberry Pi 2 Multimedia System Tutorial Published By SeeedStudio – Geeky Gadgets
Two years ago today*, the Raspberry Pi Model B went on sale, selling 100,000 units on the first day. Since then, over 2.5 million Raspberry Pis have found homes with hobbyists, children and professional engineers around the world. Each Pi in this first pallet now has over 1250 friends
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A birthday present from Broadcom
Raspbian running in the dash of a Ford Focus Last century I spent weeks researching car computers. I wanted mp3s, videos and access to Notepad on the road.
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Raspberry Pi car computer