Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Mini PC Receives Oracle Java Support Geeky gadgets The Raspberry Pi Foundation has this week announced the newly added support for Oracle's Java by the awesome Raspberry Pi $35 mini PC.
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Innovative monstrosity: Oracle makes tablet with Raspberry Pi and Java Ars Technica Pretty much every tech company makes its own tablet now, so why not Oracle, too? The enterprise software and hardware company has unveiled the “DukePad,” a tablet powered by a Raspberry Pi and JavaSE Embedded 8. It's not actually for sale, but Oracle
One of our longstanding goals has been for Raspberry Pi to ship with a complete set of common programming languages. Until now, there’s been one glaring omission from this list: Java, which by some estimates is the most popular language of all (duck and cover – flamewar incoming). It’s therefore fantastic to be able to announce that we’ve added the official hard-float Oracle Java 7 JDK to our repository.
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The Dukepad is the Raspberry Pi based Linux tablet you build yourself Inquirer DO YOU want to spend over the odds on a tablet that's unwieldy? If you do, and you want to get the satisfaction of saying “I made that”, Oracle and Java have a treat for you. The Dukepad is not so much a tablet as a blueprint that allows people with …
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This guy built a data center with Lego and Raspberry Pi VentureBeat One of Hazelcast's engineers built a scale model data center with 48 Raspberry Pi PCs and a boatload of Legos to show off at Oracle's Java conference, JavaOne, coming next week. Hazelcast makes open source software to turn a network of commodity PCs
Liz: Today’s guest post comes from Matt Hall at UCL. Call me easily impressed, but blimey, this is good. Thank you Matt! There’s no denying that people are doing some pretty amazing things with their Raspis.
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