ZDNet BBC micro:bit arrives in the US: Can it repeat Raspberry Pi's … – ZDNet ZDNet The BBC micro:bit can display images and text, has two programmable buttons, a motion detector and compass, and can connect to other devices via Bluetooth
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BetaNews Make your own NES Classic Edition with Lakka 2.0 LibreELEC Linux distro and Raspberry Pi BetaNews In fact, if you'd rather not play these games on your PC, you can instead use a Linux-based operating system and a Raspberry Pi (or other devices) hooked to a television. One such distro is Lakka, which just reached version 2.0. It is arguably better ..
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BetaNews Make your own NES Classic Edition with Lakka 2.0 LibreELEC Linux distro and Raspberry Pi BetaNews In fact, if you'd rather not play these games on your PC, you can instead use a Linux-based operating system and a Raspberry Pi (or other devices) hooked to a television. One such distro is Lakka, which just reached version 2.0.
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass aims to provide an entry into this world, with image recognition and OCR text recognition in a pair of glasses courtesy of a Raspberry Pi Zero. Unusually though it does not take the display option of other devices of …
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Hacking The Raspberry Pi WiFi Antenna For More dB Hackaday I've been testing out the Raspberry Pi 3, and one thing I have found is that the WiFi antenna that was added in this new model is not especially good: the Pi has trouble connecting to my WiFi network in places that other devices have no issues. That's ..
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Treehugger (blog) FishPi: A solar-powered, Raspberry Pi controlled, autonomous ocean explorer Treehugger (blog) The prototype of the FishPi will most likely use a pair of Raspberry Pi units for all command and control features, such as data logging, navigation, control of other devices, and power management, and use an onboard solar panel to charge Li-ion …
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