Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Home Theater Streams Netflix, Amazon And Your Movie Collection … Geeky Gadgets The new Raspberry Pi 2 mini PC offers 6x times the performance of previous versions and is equipped with a 900MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU supported by 1GB LPDDR2 SDRAM.
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Raspberry Pi Home Theater Streams Netflix, Amazon And Your Movie Collection … – Geeky Gadgets
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi 2 Xenon Flash Problem Explained (video) Geeky Gadgets Earlier this month the Pi Foundation launched the new Raspberry Pi 2 mini PC that is equipped with a 900MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU supported by 1GB LPDDR2 SDRAM and offers 6x the performance of the pervious model while still providing
We’re always really excited to see the resources and tools we make being used by kids in school. This video is from Benton Park School in Leeds, where a Sonic Pi orchestra put on a live coding performance recently
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The Benton Park Live Coding Orchestra
Raspberry Pi rival is available in the UK ElectronicsWeekly.com A Raspberry Pi rival which began as a project on the Kickstarter crowdsourcing website is being sold in the UK by Rapid Electronics. Dubbed the Udoo, it has a higher performance ARM processor than Raspberry Pi , it is based on a quad core ARM i. and more
Andrew Holme is well known to regular blog readers, as the creator of the awesome (and fearsomely clever) homemade GPS receiver .
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Accelerating Fourier transforms using the GPU
Student hacks Raspberry Pi to run college bar Wired.co.uk A student at the University of Oxford has modified a Raspberry Pi to alleviate the workload at his college bar.
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ARM big.LITTLE powers Raspberry Pi competitor ElectronicsWeekly.com The $169 computer board is a higher performance competitor to the Raspberry Pi computer board which is aimed at educational markets as well as professional embedded designs. ODROID-XU is based on the Samsung Exynos5 Octa Cortex-A15 1.6Ghz
While we love all programming languages equally here at the Foundation, we do love Python an awful lot. Most users run their code under the “default” CPython interpreter, but over the last few years the PyPy project has made great strides in producing an highly compatible alternative interpreter with an integrated tracing JIT compiler. On x86 platforms this can improve the performance of some workloads by a factor of ten or more, and the PyPy team are now bringing the same sort of boost to the ARM world
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PyPy on Pi