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I turned a Raspberry Pi into a mini console for PC gaming – MyBroadband

MyBroadband I turned a Raspberry Pi into a mini console for PC gaming MyBroadband While the Steam Link is not officially available in South Africa, you shouldn't be prevented from playing PC games from the comfort of your couch. A good alternative is a Raspberry Pi running as a streaming console connected to a TV and your PC. Unlike ..

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250,000 Pi Zero W units shipped and more Pi Zero distributors announced

This week, just nine weeks after its launch, we will ship the 250,000th Pi Zero W into the market. As well as hitting that pretty impressive milestone, today we are announcing 13 new Raspberry Pi Zero distributors, so you should find it much easier to get hold of a unit. This significantly extends the reach we can achieve with Pi Zero and Pi Zero W across the globe.

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DIY 3D printed Raspberry Pi laptop case integrates official Pi display – 3ders.org (blog)

3ders.org (blog) DIY 3D printed Raspberry Pi laptop case integrates official Pi display 3ders.org (blog) Matthew Rose-Innes, a maker from South Africa, has built a Raspberry Pi “laptop” using the Pi Foundation Display and a 3D printed casing that incorporates a keyboard and touchpad. The laptop is part of a wider trend for printing cool housings for the ..

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Interview: Brian Andrew on the new Raspberry Pi [podcast] – TechCentral

TechCentral Interview: Brian Andrew on the new Raspberry Pi [podcast] TechCentral In this episode of the TalkCentral Podcast, Duncan McLeod chats to RS Components GM Brian Andrew on the Raspberry Pi in South Africa, and specifically what to expect from the new Raspberry Pi Compute Model 3. Brian chats to Duncan about how the ..

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The Nest: hidden music atop Table Mountain

Located at the lookout at the summit of Table Mountain’s Kloof Corner hiking route, The Nest was a beautifully crafted replica of a rock that sat snugly alongside the trail. It would have been easy to pass it without noticing the enhancements: the USB port, headphone socket, and microphone. After all, what would such things be doing by a mountain trail in Cape Town, South Africa?

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A Raspberry Pi computer lab for learners in South Africa

Back in July we wrote about an exciting project aiming to make computing accessible to school students in South Africa, where most schools have no computers at all and many lack electricity. Solar Powered Learning was raising funds for a Raspberry Pi computer lab at a secondary school in Johannesburg, with the aim of creating a facility that can be reproduced all over South Africa, and powered by solar energy where mains electricity isn’t available. Their Indiegogo campaign was successful; we donated a classroom set of Pis and accessories, and project manager Taskeen Adam and fellow organisers set about coordinating volunteers to sand, drill, paint, lay cables, build desks and fit curtains

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Little taste in SA for Raspberry Pi – TechCentral

TechCentral Little taste in SA for Raspberry Pi TechCentral The focus of the low-cost microcomputer Raspberry Pi , which costs as little as R349, has not hit its intended target market in South Africa, says RS Components, one of two global distributors of Raspberry Pi . RS Components GM Brian Andrews says it's ..

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The Lotter brothers reach Cairo, first ARM/Raspberry Pi workshop in Africa a success!

The Lotter brothers have reached Cairo on their epic   overland trip to South Africa . (N.B.

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