Raspberry Pi's new computer is somehow even smaller and cheaper Engadget Everyone's favorite minicomputer has just gotten even smaller. The Raspberry Pi Foundation is today introducing the Model A+, a revamped version of its low-end Model A board priced at just $20 (£20 in the UK). While the processor and RAM — a Broadcom
Register New Raspberry Pi A+ goes on sale, old version now just US$20 Register “When we announced Raspberry Pi back in 2011, the idea of producing an 'ARM GNU/Linux box for $25' seemed ambitious,” he writes, “so it's pretty mind-bending to be able to knock another $5 off the cost while continuing to build it here in the UK, at … The new Raspberry Pi is the cheapest yet, costing just $20 Gigaom Raspberry Pi's new computer is somehow even smaller and cheaper Engadget New Raspberry Pi A+ computer gets smaller, cheaper and therefore more … VentureBeat The Next Web
Geeky gadgets SmartiPi Raspberry Pi B+ Lego And GoPro Mount Compatible Camera Case Geeky gadgets Hobbyists, makers and developers that enjoy building projects using the awesome Raspberry Pi single board mini PC are sure to enjoy this new computer and Pi camera case which has been designed by industrial designer Tom Murray based in
HummingBoard microcomputer packs more power than Raspberry Pi Wired.co.uk A new computer called the “HummingBoard” takes on the same basic shape as the Raspberry Pi but uses a more powerful processor and supports more operating systems. SolidRun, which also makes the CuBox-i computer we wrote about, just started
Geeky gadgets Macintosh Plus Gets Online Using Raspberry Pi After 27 Years (video) Geeky gadgets Jeff Keacher has just unveiled a new computer project he has been working on to get his 27 year old Macintosh Plus computer system online to surf the Internet for the very first time using a Raspberry Pi mini PC to help a little. The Macintosh Plus ..
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Raspberry Pi and the new computer science kids Deutsche Welle Eben Upton, a former University of Cambridge professor and co-founder of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, agrees.
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