Ubergizmo Raspberry Pi Model A Now Available In Europe Ubergizmo Raspberry Pi Model A Now Available In Europe The Raspberry Pi Foundation, in partnership with RS Components and Premier Farnell, is announcing the availability of the Model A Raspberry Pi in Europe. Unknown to a few, there are basically two Raspberry ..
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Raspberry Pi Model A Now Available In Europe – Ubergizmo
RS Components and Premier Farnell/element14 have Model A Raspberry Pis in stock as of this morning. (See the Where To Buy area on the right side of the page for links.) For the first tranche of orders, Model A will only be available in Europe . We’ll lift this restriction very soon so the rest of the world can order too.
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Model A now for sale in Europe – buy one today!
Sad news for collectors: unless you’re in China, you won’t be able to get your hands on one of these. We’ve been working on how to improve availability of the Raspberry Pi in China. China represents a massive potential market for the Pi, and one which comes with its own unique set of challenges
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Red Pi at night
If you’re at BETT this week, come over to Stand B240 to meet one of the Robs, Clive and a bunch of impaled Jelly Babies. The Department for Education (DfE) has just announced that Computer Science is to be added to the new English Baccalaureate or EBacc
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Computer Science added to EBacc
Today’s been a bit unlike most Tuesdays at the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Today we’re the recipients of a very generous grant from Google Giving, which will provide 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model Bs for schoolkids around the UK
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15,000 Raspberry Pis for UK schools – thanks Google!
The Monday Morning Three-Minute-Hate is a time to remember all those things that make life worse, Once you’ve got through poverty, war and injustice, and the way the alarm clock makes you feel, you’re likely to start to dwell on other stuff.
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Banana Phone
For educators to discover the potential of the Raspberry Pi computer One year on from the release of the Raspberry Pi, we aim to identify and share the impact that this low-cost computer is having on education. Click here or on the banner to discover more.
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Raspberry Jamboree 09.03.13
It’s really been interesting watching the Pi Store fill up with content. Today we approved OpenArena for the Raspberry Pi – if you played Quake III, OpenArena will be shockingly familiar. It’s a multiplayer first person shooter (FPS) based on Quake III, using a fork of the same game engine, and it’s free and open-source.
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OpenArena for Raspberry Pi
Here’s a guest post from Dr William Bell. Will works at CERN, and has been doing wonderful things with Raspberry Pi meetups and outreach in Switzerland (you may have read the piece in the Guardian from a few months ago about what’s going on there with the Pi ; none of this would have happened without Will).
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Raspberry Jam, Francophone-style
“Quite Rubbish” is the maker’s assessment, not ours. We thought this was fantastic
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The Quite Rubbish Clock