ElectronicsWeekly.com Schools Raspberry Pi competition ElectronicsWeekly.com “One of the most exciting innovations of recent years is the Raspberry Pi . This affordable credit-card sized computer aims to educate the next generation of software and hardware engineers in programming. Recognising its potential, we teamed up with …
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Business Insider The $35 credit card sized computer just got much faster Business Insider The Raspberry Pi has been widely adopted by tinkerers and schools around the world since it first arrived in 2012, mainly because it offers so much versatility at an affordable price point of $35. It's mainly used as a tool to teach computer science to …
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Epic Giveaway Day 15: Win a Raspberry Pi HEXUS The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. It is a capable little device that enables people of all ages to explore computing, and to learn how to program …
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ExtremeTech MIPS Creator CI20: The Raspberry Pi competitor that isn't ExtremeTech There's a new credit-card sized computer in town — except it's actually about twice the size of a credit card, and twice the price of the Raspberry Pi , which it seeks to compete with. It's called the MIPS Creator CI20, and it's made by Imagination …
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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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ITProPortal Student mods Raspberry Pi to catch Hackers ITProPortal The Raspberry Pi is a credit card sized computer released in early 2012. It was originally created to teach basic computer science in schools but due to the Pi's simplicity users have found it incredibly easy to mod and customise.
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The Guardian Syria's children learn to code with Raspberry Pi The Guardian The multi-award-winning Raspberry Pi – a credit-card sized computer that plugs into a TV and has the processing power of a desktop PC – is arriving in the area, a far cry from its origins in 2006 at the University of Cambridge's Computer Laboratory.
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BetaNews Help fund a solar-powered Raspberry Pi school BetaNews RaspberryPi The Raspberry Pi Foundation's Eben Upton was inspired to create his bare-bones credit-card sized computer after noticing a decline in the number of children learning to code.
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HummingBoard Is A Dual-Core, Upgradeable Rival To The Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The Raspberry Pi is undoubtedly a flexible device for the hobbyist and even if you're not really into fiddling about with a credit-card sized computer, you can't help but admire its staggeringly high levels of raw nifty. If you've been holding out …
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Develop Develop 100: Raspberry Pi named top games tech Develop And despite strong competition from the likes of Unreal Engine 4, Unity, the PS4 and Xbox One, the Raspberry Pi came out on top as the best tech in games. The tiny credit-card sized computer was developed by non-profit organisation the Raspberry Pi