Geeky Gadgets Super Game Pi Handheld Raspberry Pi Powered 3D Printed SNES (video) Geeky Gadgets If you are looking to create a Raspberry Pi powered handheld console Adafruit has released instructions on how to build a new device that expands on their previous Gameboy style handheld that was also powered by a Raspberry Pi mini PC. The new Super
PC Pro Pi-Top – the print-your-own Raspberry Pi laptop – hits crowdfunding target PC Pro A print-your-own Raspberry Pi laptop has smashed past its crowdfunding target and is heading into production.
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Technabob (blog) 3D Printed Raspberry Pi Laptop: Pi-Top Technabob (blog) Aside from the laptop itself, the Pi -Top team will also give backers lessons on designing and building hardware, including 3D printing and making PCBs. You can read more about the Pi -Top on 3D Print or follow the group's progress on their website and
TechCrunch (blog) UK Engineers 3D Print Their Own Raspberry Pi Laptop TechCrunch (blog) Is there anything a robotic system for the extrusion of plastic in to solid forms over time can't do? We present to you today the Pi-Top, a Raspberry Pi -based laptop that is completely 3D printed and lasts for hours on a single charge
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GigaOM Need a low-cost Google Cloud Print server? Try a $35 Raspberry Pi GigaOM You can then download one of several Linux distributions directly from the Raspberry Pi site here, although booting from the NOOBS card will offer to install one of these operating systems for you. Once you have Linux up and running, you can turn your
Apologies for the late post today—I started playing about with Coder this afternoon and kind of got side tracked for four hours because it’s quite wonderful. (By ‘playing’ of course I mean carrying out an Educational Evaluative Assessment.) Coder turns your Raspberry Pi into a mini web server that allows you to create web content using HTML, CSS and JavaScript via a browser-based IDE.
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Google Coder: a simple way to make web stuff on Raspberry Pi