Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi EOS hardware wallet project Geeky Gadgets Using a OLED Bonnet Pack on a Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC LiquidEOS has published instructions on how to create an EOS hardware wallet using the small mini PC for a cost of $41. The LiquidEOS-Scatter DIY Hardware Wallet allows you to securely store …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi smart home door lock project Geeky Gadgets A great Raspberry Pi project has been published to the Hackster.io website this week by maker and developer Paul Freeman-Powell, providing instructions on how to create your very own Raspberry Pi smart home door lock. The Raspberry Pi door lock is …
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Airplay Boombox Geeky Gadgets The team over at Adafruit have published another great tutorial for those looking to learn more about the Raspberry Pi mini PC, programming and electronics in general. Providing full instructions on how to create your very own Raspberry Pi Airplay ..
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Techworm Build your own Amazon Echo using a Raspberry Pi for $60 The Next Web The only problem is, it costs a pretty penny — $180 to be precise. Thankfully, you can build your own for about $60. Amazon has posted detailed instructions on how to do so, using a programmable Raspberry Pi computer, an Amazon developer account and a ..
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Build your own Amazon Echo using a Raspberry Pi for $60 – The Next Web
Geeky Gadgets PiNoculars Created Using Raspberry Pi Mini PC (video) Geeky Gadgets Maker Josh Williams has published full instructions on how to create a unique project he has built using the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC, the Raspberry Pi camera module and an LCD screen, to create a pair of PiNoculars. The PiNoculars use a Raspberry …
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Microsoft – Channel 9 Raspberry Pi 2 and the Kinect, Making a Hand Held Scanner Microsoft – Channel 9 Hopefully it will be possible to use a Raspberry Pi2 for this project. I have already posted a video on youtube. And some people asked for short instructions on how to run the Kinect on the Raspberry Pi2
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Ask LH: Will A Raspberry Pi Media Centre Cut My Electricity Bill?
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Ask LH: Will A Raspberry Pi Media Centre Cut My Electricity Bill? – Lifehacker Australia