PCWorld A smaller version of Raspberry Pi 3 is coming soon PCWorld A smaller version of the popular Raspberry Pi 3 will go on sale in a few months. Raspberry Pi is developing a new version of its Compute Module, a single-board computer that plugs into specific on-board memory slots
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CIO A smaller version of Raspberry Pi 3 is coming soon CIO A smaller version of the popular Raspberry Pi 3 will go on sale in a few months. Raspberry Pi is developing a new version of its Compute Module, a single-board computer that plugs into specific on-board memory slots.
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Geeky Gadgets Android TV Running On Raspberry Pi 3 (video) Geeky Gadgets Although Google is currently preparing to release a new version of its Android operating system specifically designed to run on the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC. A group of Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have already been tweaking Android and already have … and more »
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New Raspbian Operating Systems Image Released For Raspberry Pi Geeky Gadgets The official Raspberry Pi Foundation blog has this week announced that a new version of the Raspbian operating system image has been released for the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC, which brings with it a number of new features, tweaks and …
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Inquirer RealVNC streams Minecraft from Raspberry Pi so kids can play with live Python Inquirer REMOTE ACCESS provider RealVNC has announced a new version of the firm's software that will allow users to play Minecraft on a Raspberry Pi from another machine. RealVNC explained that this could allow school children to access a Pi remotely without …
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Geek Raspberry Pi 3: What You Can Do With This $35 Computer ABC News The makers of Raspberry Pi are celebrating their fourth anniversary with a new version of the $35 computer packing several key updates, including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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Business Insider There's a new version of the insanely cheap hobbyist computer Raspberry Pi – and it finally has Wi-Fi Business Insider The Raspberry Pi 3, which goes on sale for $35 (£30), brings a markedly faster processor than its predecessors — and built-in Wi-Fi for the first time. Raspberry Pi devices, launched exactly four years ago, are a cult phenomenon.
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Softpedia News (blog) Ubuntu 15.10 for Raspberry Pi 2 Receives Another Linux 4.2 Kernel Update Softpedia News (blog) Therefore, we're urging all users of the Ubuntu 15.10 port for Raspberry Pi 2 to update the kernel packages in their installations to linux-image-4.2.0-1017-raspi2 4.2.0-1017.24. The new version is now live in Ubuntu 15.10's default software ..
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BetaNews The $5 Raspberry Pi Zero back in stock — but you'll need to act fast BetaNews Three weeks ago the Raspberry Pi Foundation shocked pretty much everyone with a new version of its popular barebones microcomputer. While previous models were hardly expensive, the new Raspberry Pi Zero was just $5 (plus any extras you required, …
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ZDNet Raspberry Pi : New releases of Raspbian and NOOBS ZDNet The day before the announcement of the Raspberry Pi Zero, a new version of Raspbian Linux very quietly appeared in the Raspberry Pi Downloads, along with a new NOOBS archive that included it. As there was no release announcement made at that time, …
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