All About Circuits Raspberry Pi's Latest Milestone: 10 Million Units Sold All About Circuits On the September 8th, Raspberry Pi reached an incredible milestone of 10 million units sold. What does this mean in the world of maker tech? For comparison's sake, the Arduino had sold around 1 million in a similar 10-year timeframe
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All About Circuits Raspberry Pi's Latest Milestone: 10 Million Units Sold – News All About Circuits With the sale of 10 million units, the Raspberry Pi is the newest best-selling British computer. Let's take a look at how the Raspberry Pi got here and what lies …
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Geektime Raspberry Pi finally launches their starter kit – Geektime Geektime Fun time for makers: Raspberry Pi is celebrating the sale of its 10 millionth computer by launching a starter kit that has everything you need to dive in. The new Raspberry Pi Official Starter Kit – MyBroadband MyBroadband all 3 news articles »
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Apart from the bit where someone who shall not be named yanked a power cable early, corrupting our Minecraft demo SD card, and apart from the bit where we nearly got shot by an angry close protection officer when we read the map wrong and tried to use the wrong gate, we had a very smooth time of it on Monday, when Craig, Eben and I rocked up at Buckingham Palace at 2pm to set up a demo stand for that evening’s UK Tech Reception. We were told by frowning courtiers that we were not allowed to take any pictures inside – but happily the Palace photographer was there to catch the very surreal moment when I found myself explaining to the Queen what a Raspberry Pi is.
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Geek (blog) RC car with on-board Raspberry Pi can be driven from anywhere Geek (blog) IBM may be pondering the sale of its server business to Lenovo, and that's certainly big news.
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