Small Business Trends Flotilla Wants to Make Digital Tinkering Easy as Pi Small Business Trends We are not talking about the delicious dessert but rather the credit card sized computer.
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The best Raspberry Pi case, the Pibow, just got even better Geek The Raspberry Pi , in its current form, is best used as a controller or brain of a build project, but for those of us who enjoy having tiny, inexpensive desktop computers hidden all over the place, the Pi practically requires a case in order to be …
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Our friends at Pimoroni have some good news for you. To celebrate making their 100,000th Pibow case , they’re giving away 512 Pibow Rainbow cases (and some accessories) to good causes. Updated to add: Cyntech have just thrown their hat into the ring too: they’ll be supplementing the prize pool with some more PiHubs and Pibrellas, alongside some seven-segment displays – all of which are very useful in the classroom. Thanks folks! The Pibow Rainbow – Raspberry Pi case and thing of beauty Are you a charity, educational establishment or other worthy cause with a bunch of naked Model B Raspberry Pis?
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Free goodies for good causes from Pimoroni
Pimoroni PiGlow: Rainbow LED swirls for the Raspberry Pi Register Review Pimoroni is without doubt one of the most colourful companies to have come to market in support of the growing community of Raspberry Pi fans. The firm shot to fame last year when it released Pibow, one of the first cases for the Pi – and only …
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Here’s a guest post from our favourite Sheffieldites.
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Guest post: Happy birthday, Pimoroni!
We’re getting back to the UK late on Thursday.
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Wired UK – in shops on Thursday
We first met Paul Beech in 2011, when he won a competition we were running to find a logo design. (That’s it, up at the top of the page.) Paul, Eben and I hit it off immediately over a shared love of toast and dripping. Since then, Paul’s become a familiar face here at the Raspberry Pi farm, especially since he set up a small business called Pimoroni with his friend Jon Williamson, and started making the Pibow , which we still think is the best-looking case that’s available for the Raspberry Pi
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Super-duper special Pimoroni competition