Cambridge Network Code Club merges with Raspberry Pi Foundation Business Spectator Worldwide children's coding network Code Club has merged with the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK charity that makes low-cost computers to promote learning computer skills in schools.
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Business Spectator Hands-on review: Raspberry Pi 2- The thrill of tinkering Business Spectator Not only doesn't the Pi come with an operating system, there isn't even a hard drive inside. There is, however, a MicroSD card slot
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Wall Street Journal Raspberry Pi has sold 5 million of its DIY-friendly computers Engadget The audience for do-it-yourself computing might be larger than you think. The Raspberry Pi Foundation just revealed that it recently sold its 5 millionth mini computer — not bad considering that the team had only delivered 1.75 million Raspberry Pis … Raspberry Pi 2 Review: A $35 Computer Can Do a Heck of a Lot Wall Street Journal Raspberry Pi Sales Pass 5 Million TechCrunch Raspberry Pi Maker Is Biggest UK Computer Maker, Ever Ubergizmo (blog) The Australian
Inquirer Windows 10 support on the Raspberry Pi 2 could shape the future of IoT Inquirer As one of our readers, 'mooncat', pointed out, Raspberry Pi was supposed to be about low costs, freedom to develop and being creative and inventive, whereas Windows, to some people, represents corporate control, restrictions and excessive profits. Windows 10: Microsoft chases a slice of Raspberry Pi 2 Sydney Morning Herald Upgraded Raspberry Pi offers Windows and Linux – the best of both worlds The Conversation UK Raspberry Pi 2: Souped up and ready to rumble Business Spectator opensource.com
Business Spectator Raspberry Pi 2: Souped up and ready to rumble Business Spectator Now a Raspberry Pi -led office revolution may be upon us, thanks to a new, souped-up version of the credit card-sized computer.
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