Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ Launches PCMag New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+: Here’s what you need to know TechRepublic Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ promises better performance, starts at $25 VentureBeat Raspberry Pi Foundation says its final farewells to 40nm with release of Compute Module 3+ The Register New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ unveiled MyBroadband View full coverage on Google News
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Raspberry Pi Foundation says its final farewells to 40nm with release of Compute Module 3+ The Register The Rasperry Pi Foundation has updated its Compute Module with better thermals, an updated application processor and bucketloads of flash memory (in Pi …
ZDNet No, your Raspberry Pi 3 won't overheat in everyday use, says its creator ZDNet Eben Upton at a factory in Wales where Raspberry Pi boards are made. Image: Nick Heath / ZDNet. The Raspberry Pi 3 will not overheat in regular use, the board's co-creator has said, following reports of the newly released $35 computer hitting close to …
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PCWorld Microsoft's HoloLens imbues Raspberry Pi 2 gadgets and robots with virtual life PCWorld Microsoft says its HoloLens head-mounted computer can bring robots and gadgets based on Raspberry Pi 2 to life as they are being developed. HoloLens is an augmented-reality headset that lets users interact with 3D objects that show up as floating …
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CNET Microsoft's HoloLens adds virtual life to Raspberry Pi 2 gadgets, robots PCWorld Microsoft says its HoloLens head-mounted computer can bring robots and gadgets based on Raspberry Pi 2 to life as they are being developed.
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REVIEW: Raspberry Pi B+ ComputerWeekly.com (blog) The Raspberry Pi is small – 'a credit-card sized computer' says its blurb – and flexible, good for both general desktop use and electronics projects. And there's a new version out. If the Raspberry Pi were a car, what would it be?
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