Expert Reviews Raspberry Pi projects – make a CCTV security camera system Expert Reviews To start you'll need a Raspberry Pi (around £28), a Raspberry Pi Camera Module (£20) and a fresh install of the latest version of Raspbian (either download it or select Raspbian via the NOOBS software that's pre-installed on the SD card of many …
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Expert Reviews Raspberry Pi projects – make a CCTV security camera system Expert Reviews To start you'll need a Raspberry Pi (around £28), a Raspberry Pi Camera Module (£20) and a fresh install of the latest version of Raspbian (either download it or select Raspbian via the NOOBS software that's pre-installed on the SD card of many …
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GigaOM Need a low-cost Google Cloud Print server? Try a $35 Raspberry Pi GigaOM You can then download one of several Linux distributions directly from the Raspberry Pi site here, although booting from the NOOBS card will offer to install one of these operating systems for you. Once you have Linux up and running, you can turn your
Raspberry Pi NOOBS 1.3.8: Get it, try it, and have fun ZDNet I last wrote about the Raspberry Pi NOOBS software package in mid-May, when version 1.3.7 was released. At that time I said that I thought another release would come along pretty quickly, because they had just missed including a major update of the
The 8GB pre-flashed NOOBS SD cards we had in the Swag Store sold out pretty much immediately: we’ve just had another shipment arrive, so get them while they’re hot . At £4 including VAT , plus £1 UK shipping if you’re not buying other swag (please buy more swag), this is the cheapest way to get 8GB of SD memory you’ll find, and you get NOOBS bundled for free.
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NOOBS SD cards back in the Swag Store!
Raspberry Pi hands-on: PiHub and Bluetooth ZDNet So far I have looked at the Raspberry Pi NOOBS Linux distributions: Raspbian, Arch and Pidora; the XBMC focused Raspbmc and OpenELEC; and the non-Linux RISC OS.
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Raspberry Pi : Hands On with Arch Linux and Pidora ZDNet In the first post about my new Raspberry Pi , I explored about NOOBS (the New Out Of Box Software package) and Raspbian, the Debian GNU/Linux spin customised for the Pi. This time I want to take a look at the other two general-purpose Linux …
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New Out Of Box Software v1.3.3 fo… AusGamers We recommend that first-time Pi users start by downloading and installing our New Out of Box Software (NOOBS) onto a 4GB (or larger) SD card
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If you got a Raspberry Pi for Christmas, check out this post for some suggestions on how to get started. The eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that the NOOBS minor revision number on the downloads page crept up by one at the end of the day on Christmas Eve
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NOOBS v1.3.3 available
Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Now Available From RadioShack Geeky gadgets The Raspberry Pi mini PC is available as a starter kit thanks to the Maker Shed and includes a Raspberry Pi Model B, power supply, SD card with NOOBS preloaded, HDMI cable, a case, prototyping components and a print and PDF download of Getting