Raspberry Pi Tablet Based on Sailfish OS Hackaday There are so many hacks in this project it's hard to know where to start. So let's start at the SailPi tablet which is a Raspberry Pi running the Sailfish OS on an LCD touch screen powered by a cell phone battery pack.
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Run Wikipedia Offline On Your Raspberry Pi , Smartphone Or Tablet Lifehacker Australia What makes Gozim different to other offerings is that you can run it on just about anything, including a Raspberry Pi , tablet or smartphone. All you have to do is run the included indexer program (if you want article searching) and then fire up the web …
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Technabob (blog) PiTablet Raspberry Pi Tablet: PiPad Technabob (blog) We've already seen a netbook based on the Raspberry Pi . Here's a DIY kit for a Raspberry Pi tablet
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Pi-Tab Transforms Your Raspberry Pi Into A Tablet (Video) Geeky gadgets Dr William Lockitt has created a new kit using the Raspberry Pi that transforms the mini PC into a 7 inch tablet powered by the Raspberry Pi minicomputer. The new Pi-Tab tablet has been created to eliminate the need for the wires that the R-Pi requires ..
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Control The Raspberry Pi From Your iPad Lifehacker Australia If you have both a Raspberry Pi and an iPad, this tutorial from What a Palaver's Angela Wolff will help you remotely control the Pi with your tablet — from anywhere you have an internet connection. Wolff offers the commands and instructions to set up … and more
Control the Raspberry Pi from Your iPad Lifehacker Control the Raspberry Pi from Your iPad. If you have both a Raspberry Pi and an iPad, this tutorial from What a Palaver's Angela Wolff will help you remotely control the Pi with your tablet—from anywhere you have an internet connection. She uses three …
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This Raspberry Pi Tablet is absolutely gorgeous Network World (blog) When I first caught wind of the Raspberry Pi (what seems like decades ago now), my imagination went wild. A tiny, low-power, ARM-based computer that I could load Linux on and do whatever I want with? The possibilities were almost endless.
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PiPad – A Tablet With a Raspberry Pi Heart Good E-Reader (blog) The Raspberry Pi has been subjected to all sorts of computing incarnations except perhaps a tablet device. That has been taken care of with the PiPad which is the handiwork of one Michael Castor who has a passion for devices and loves tinkering with them
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Raspberry PiPad Hobbyists are now building tablets using a $35 computer brain Quartz As an accomplished tinkerer, he knew it was possible to design his own device—and he could make it run a version of Linux operating system software. The key was Raspberry Pi , a roughly $35 credit-card-sized computer that can be plugged into a keyboard
I’ve actually held this project in my very own sweaty little hands: Michael showed it to me at Maker Faire in NY last September. I’m glad he’s written the project up , because it’s a gorgeous build which really deserves sharing
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Wooden tablet: Michael Castor’s PiPad