iDigitalTimes.com Raspberry Pi Foundation Offered Cash To Pre-Install Malware On Its Miniature … iDigitalTimes.com The build-it-yourself mini computer known as Raspberry Pi has become insanely popular over the last few years.
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The Guardian Raspberry Pi 2 goes on sale for less than £25 – with support for free Windows 10 The Guardian The new Raspberry Pi 2 is the same size and price as the original Model B+, which the was third version of the pocket hobbyist computer.
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Over the last few weeks, we’ve been whetting your appetite for something new from Gert. How is Gert performing this magic ? He’s built a new add-on for your Raspberry Pi: the GertBot.
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Gertbot is here!
Mashable Newest Raspberry Pi mini-computer is even cheaper and smaller Mashable The Raspberry Pi microcomputer has developed a reputation over the last few years for its low price point and compactness; it's about the size of a credit card. Now, it's even cheaper and even smaller, appealing to would-be programmers and tech …
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You may have noticed a certain lack of blog action over the last few days. Unfortunately, while I’ve recovered from the curse of Nuttall (though I do sound a little more Sith than usual), Liz has now fallen victim. We hope normal service will be resumed on Monday
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GPGPU hacking on the Pi
Geeky gadgets Navio Raspberry Pi Autopilot Shield Lets You Easily Take Control of Your … Geeky gadgets Might be interested in a new device called the Navio Raspberry Pi Autopilot Shield which over the last three years has been developed into a commercial microcontroller based autopilot
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Liz: Gordon Hollingworth, our Director of Software, has been pointing the camera board at things, looking at dots on a screen, and cackling a lot over the last couple of weeks. We asked him what he was doing, so he wrote this for me
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Vectors from coarse motion estimation
Some of you will be aware that we’ve been working on a new, more responsive and more modern desktop experience for the Raspberry Pi. We thought you might like an update on where we are with the project. The chip at the heart of the Raspberry Pi, BCM2835, contains an extremely powerful and flexible hardware video scaler (HVS), which can be used to assemble a stack of windows on the fly for output to the screen
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Preview the upcoming Maynard desktop
Alex Eames started doing amazing things with the Raspberry Pi very shortly after we launched. He runs RasPi.TV , and he’s become a good friend of the Raspberry Pi project over the last couple of years. RasPi.TV is a really terrific blog and YouTube channel dedicated to all things Pi, and in recent months Alex has also been branching out into Raspberry Pi peripherals: you may well have seen his extremely successful HDMIPi Kickstarter last year
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RasPiO – new breakout boards from Alex Eames
One of the biggest (and nicest) surprises for us over the last two years has been the Raspberry Pi project’s popularity outside the UK. Over three quarters of our sales are now to overseas customers, and while the US and mainland Europe are our largest markets (with honorable mentions to Australia, New Zealand and Japan), there’s also been a lot of interest from the developing world. Robotics with Raspberry Pi at Kids Hacker Camp, iHub Nairobi .
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