TechFinancials news (blog) The Raspberry Pi family officially arrives at takealot.com TechFinancials news (blog) RS Components, the leading online distributor of industrial and electronic components, is bringing the revolutionary Raspberry Pi 3 board and accessories to consumers across South Africa, by launching their products on takealot.com, South Africa's …
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Electronics EETimes (registration) Raspberry Pi 3 to be produced in Japan Electronics EETimes (registration) “Existing models of the Raspberry Pi will continue to be manufactured in South Wales, UK, with the dual manufacturing locations in place to cater for future demand growth globally,” commented Rob Maycroft, Global Product Manager for Raspberry Pi at RS.
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Telegraph.co.uk Why a slice of Raspberry Pi is good for Britain's digital economy Telegraph.co.uk The ground-breaking credit card sized computer, devised by a cutting edge tech start-up in Cambridge and built by highly skilled British workers in a factory in South Wales, is used in tens of thousands of schools across the world to teach coding …
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Computerworld Make a $40 Linux or Android PC with new Raspberry Pi 2 rival Computerworld If you want to build a powerful $40 Linux or Android PC with 4K video support, consider Hardkernel's Odroid-C2 computer. The developer board is an uncased computer like the popular Raspberry Pi 2, which sells for $35
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CIO Make a $40 Linux or Android PC with new Raspberry Pi 2 rival CIO If you want to build a powerful $40 Linux or Android PC with 4K video support, consider Hardkernel's Odroid-C2 computer. The developer board is an uncased computer like the popular Raspberry Pi 2, which sells for $35. But South Korea-based Hardkernel ..
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PCWorld Make a $40 Linux or Android PC with new Raspberry Pi 2 rival PCWorld If you want to build a powerful $40 Linux or Android PC with 4K video support, consider Hardkernel's Odroid-C2 computer. The developer board is an uncased computer like the popular Raspberry Pi 2, which sells for $35. But South Korea-based Hardkernel ..
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ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi has £36 quad-core ARM rival ElectronicsWeekly.com Here's another ARM-based, Linux running computer which costs less than £36.
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ElectronicsWeekly.com ARM quad-core computer Odroid rivals Raspberry Pi ElectronicsWeekly.com Here's another ARM-based, Linux running computer which costs less than £36. It's the Odroid, remember the name.
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WalesOnline New version of iconic Raspberry Pi provides major production boost to Sony in … WalesOnline Huge global demand for the iconic basic computer the Raspberry Pi has helped to quadruple production at Sony's manufacturing operation in South Wales
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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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