Hackaday Slow 3.5″ Raspberry Pi LCD Hacked to 40 MHz with ESP8266 Hackaday The display of choice is the KeDei LCD 3.5″ module which was originally intended for use with a Raspberry Pi . [Martin] points out that this display isn't optimized for speed, but after everything is said and done he has its clock line running at 40 ..
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3DPrint.com 3D Print Your Own Raspberry Pi Powered Mini Nintendo Entertainment System 3DPrint.com Originally intended as a Christmas gift, Thingiverse user T.J. Owens' Raspberry Pi B+ Mini Classic NES case project turned out to be a lot more of a complex build that he had originally intended.
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