Geeky gadgets (blog) RaspbAIRy : Raspberry Pi Based Airplay Speaker Geeky gadgets (blog) Instructables member zwucki has this week unveiled details of a new project he has been working on called the RaspbAIRy which takes the form of a Raspberry Pi based Airplay speaker. To build a RaspbAIRy you will need a Raspberry Pi Model B with SD
Turn An IKEA Dragan Box Into A Raspberry Pi Speaker Lifehacker Australia I suspect that the sound that you'd get out of a $14.99 IKEA Dragan bamboo box might be a touch on the “interesting” side, but you'd at least get a different sound system out of this particular hack, which uses the box as the frame, a Raspberry Pi as …
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TechnologyTell Soundwall wireless speaker masquerades as a work of art Gizmag It's essentially a large flat-panel speaker powered by a Raspberry Pi computer and amplifier, all hidden by art chosen by you.
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We first met Alex Klein shortly after we’d launched the Raspberry Pi, when he was working for Newsweek and came to visit to write a story about us. Next we’d heard, he’d left Newsweek to start a company with Raspberry Pi at its heart.
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Clive Beale, our Director of Educational Development, was at the Guardian’s Activate conference two weeks ago. He was giving a talk in the alarming and upsetting PechaKucha format, where twenty slides are displayed for twenty seconds each, giving the speaker six minutes and forty seconds to talk in twenty-second bursts.
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Can Raspberry Pi reboot excitement in IT? ABC Online EBEN UPTON: Raspberry Pi is a very cheap computer, so this is a $25 or $35 computer – it's the size of a credit card
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TechCrunch Raspberry Pi Hack Turns The Ultra-Affordable Computer Into An AirPlay Receiver TechCrunch What can't the Raspberry Pi do? Well, it definitely can operate as an AirPlay receiver for Apple's Wi-Fi audio streaming protocol, it turns out. Cambridge engineering student Jordan Burgess managed to convert one of the $25 open computers into an ..
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