Mount A Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Calendar On Your Wall Lifehacker Australia Calendars are great to have in your house, but no matter how appealing the pictures, you often neglect to update them with actual events in your life.
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Mount a Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Calendar On Your Wall LifeHacker India Instructables user Piney wanted a smarter wall calendar, so they built one with a Raspberry Pi and a LCD screen. To actually build the thing, you'll just need a Raspberry Pi , a cheap LCD screen, and some mounting tools
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Mount a Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Calendar On Your Wall Lifehacker Calendars are great to have in your house, but the problem with most of them is that despite cute pictures of kittens or baby turtles, the calendars you can buy at those pop-up kiosks in the mall don't actually get updated with the events in your life …
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Top 5 coolest Raspberry Pi projects Computer Business Review The Raspberry Pi foundation has recently announced that a million of the small, cheap computers aimed at transforming computer education have now been manufactured in the UK. But the Pi isn't only a British success story, but an international one.
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IT PRO Raspberry Pi : 3 essential add-ons reviewed IT PRO Having sold two million units since its launch, the sub-£30 Rasberry Pi has proven its worth as a product and resulted in an explosion of creativity last seen during the 80s microcomputing boom. From books and educational materials to fully-fledged
This Raspberry Pi -Powered Arcade Stick Is Pre-Loaded With Games Kotaku Australia We've shown you a few ways to build an arcade with a Raspberry Pi , but this build shrinks everything down into a Neo-Geo-style arcade stick. It can be connected to an external monitor, it's packed with games, and it's way more portable than a coffee … and more
PCR-online.biz INTERVIEW: Eben Upton, CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation PCR-online.biz The Raspberry Pi Foundation aims to give nearly everyone in the world its £20 credit card-sized computer, from children learning to program to grandmothers looking for a geeky stocking filler this Christmas. PCR spoke to the charity's CEO Eben Upton …
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Best Raspberry Pi add-ons: the top extras for your Pi TechRadar UK The Raspberry Pi is probably the most successful British computing product in a decade, but it's also one of the most misunderstood. Too many people think of the Pi as just a cheap desktop, but by the time you've bought a monitor, keyboard, mouse and ..
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This Raspberry Pi -Powered Arcade Stick Is Pre-Loaded With Games Lifehacker Australia We've shown you a few ways to build an arcade with a Raspberry Pi , but this build shrinks everything down into a Neo-Geo-style arcade stick. It can be connected to an external monitor, it's packed with games, and it's way more portable than a coffee …
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Mining Litecoins: ZedBoard vs. Raspberry Pi Faceoff EE Times Having recently read a very interesting article in the latest Xcell Journal on using the Zynq All Programmable SoC to mine Bitcoins, I thought I would have a look at how the Zynq-based ZedBoard and the Raspberry Pi performed when mining Litecoins (LTCs