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Here’s What People Are Actually Using That $35 ‘ Raspberry Pi ‘ Computer For – Business Insider
Business Insider Here's What People Are Actually Using That $35 ' Raspberry Pi ' Computer For Business Insider The Raspberry Pi is a Linux computer that costs just $35, making it a perfect computer for the electronics hobbyist or tinkerers. Kids are learning to program on them. Although a little basic on its own, people are interfacing it with other devices and …
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Raspberry Jam at the National STEM Centre York, Saturday 8th June 2013
A post from Mr Raspberry Jam himself, Alan O’Donohoe. This one promises to huge and fabulous, and the National STEM Centre is an outstanding venue. I am strangley drawn to joining the trans-Pennine convoy from Preston. “You may have seen that we are holding a big Raspberry Jam in York on Saturday 8th June, 3 weeks today
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Raspberry Jam at the National STEM Centre York, Saturday 8th June 2013
Raspberry Pi Rising: 7 Incredible Projects People Are Making With The Single … – International Business Times
International Business Times Raspberry Pi Rising: 7 Incredible Projects People Are Making With The Single … International Business Times The affordability and versatility of Raspberry Pi is what makes the computer so attractive: In the US, the circuit board costs between $25 and $35, and the computers can support nearly 20 different operating systems and plenty of I/O systems for …
500,000 Pis in Wales
As you’ll know if you’re a regular reader of this website, production of the Raspberry Pi started in China back at the start of 2012, but has been gradually moving to Wales since last September. One of our distributors, Premier Farnell/Element14, already makes 100% of its Pis in the Welsh Sony factory in Pencoed, where Pis are built under licence. The other, RS Components, is in the process of moving the vast bulk of its manufacture to Wales as well (although they will continue to make a much reduced number of Pis in China for the Far East market)
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Raspberry Pi GSM gateway
If you travel a lot, you’ll be used to absurd roaming charges when you use your mobile phone. But sometimes your phone’s an absolute necessity – those of us at the Foundation can’t really go overseas for work or for holiday without paying those charges, because we need to be in touch with the office and with a lot of other people around the world who need to talk about things Pi.
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Raspberry Pi GSM gateway
Camera competition winners!
After a lot of swearing and arguing, we have managed to boil down nearly 700 entries to just ten winners. It was a very hard decision, and if you didn’t win please don’t feel too disheartened; we had some really exceptional entries for this competition and found it really hard to come to a final decision. As you’ll remember if you entered, we were looking for camera projects which would involve the winners in writing some software and doing something interesting with the cameras.
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Camera competition winners!
Shard Rain Cam
Willem, from The Secret Batcave in South London, is piqued with irritation by the Shard, which interrupts his view from pretty much everywhere he looks. The Shard, for non-Brits and for those Brits who have been living…in a cave, is 95 storeys of incongruous Qatari-owned phallomorphism designed by the guy behind the Pompidou Centre in Paris
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Shard Rain Cam
Raspberry Pi heads for the open ocean – BBC News
BBC News Raspberry Pi heads for the open ocean BBC News In the same way that sport reveals character, the Raspberry Pi is revealing the creativity of the people who own one of the barebones computers. Confronted with that tiny device, some have seen a way to play old arcade games, as a media server or to …
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Public service announcement!
We’ve just had an email from one of our distributors: I have noticed an increase in the quantity of returns where it’s claimed by the customer that the Pi will not boot. My view is that in the majority of instances they are attempting to use the unit with an OS that is not compatible with the Hynix chip, often inserting a card from a Pi they already have which reinforces the view in their mind that the new unit is faulty
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