PCWorld Intel's Joule 550x computer ships, but initial units are heavily overpriced PCWorld Intel is now shipping a new single-board computer, the Joule 550x, that will challenge the dominance of Raspberry Pi . The board was announced in August but didn't ship right away.
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Huddersfield Examiner Credit card device called Raspberry Pi creating new programmer revolution in … Huddersfield Examiner And it is not a large, hi-tech lab that is making all this possible, but a mini device no bigger than the size of a credit card, called Raspberry Pi
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Raspberry Pi to serve up bite-sized modules for bulk-buying biz bods Register Do you think $30 is too much to pay for a computer? You're in luck, because Raspberry Pi is set to release super small circuit boards for a fraction of the price – although they'll need to be plugged into a custom motherboard.
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Perfect All-in-One Raspberry Pi Starter Kit (UK Only) GeekDad (blog) I've been tinkering for some time with the Arduino family of micro controllers, but lately I've been wanting to start investigating the new Raspberry Pi credit card-sized computer. When the Pi first arrived, users simply purchased the small circuit …
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Raspberry Pi Could Open Doors to Computer Science WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio Not the dessert, but rather a small computer that's been on the market a few years. Raspberry Pi is about the size of a credit card – and it's green, not red, as you might expect because of its name. It actually looks like a small circuit board.
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