CNET Raspberry Pi gives makers more power with the Compute Module 3 CNET With the Raspberry Pi Foundation's Compute Module 3, digital makers can integrate the same processing power of the Raspberry Pi 3 into their own Internet of Things (IoT) designs. The $30 CM3 uses a Broadcom 1.2GHz, 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 …
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Engadget Raspberry Pi beefs up its Compute Module for industrial users TechCrunch The Raspberry Pi Foundation has upgraded its Compute Module which is designed for embedded computing and industrial users wanting to produce customized products powered by the microprocessor, such as large-format smart displays. The Foundation … Raspberry Pi gives its PC-on-a-stick a big speed boost Engadget Raspberry Pi upgrades Compute Module with 10 times the CPU performance Ars Technica Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Launched For $30, But You Probably Won't Buy It Tech Times NDTV – The Register – Digital Trends – Raspberry Pi all 46 news articles »
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Ars Technica Raspberry Pi upgrades Compute Module with 10 times the CPU performance Ars Technica The Compute Module, which is intended for industrial applications, was first released in April 2014 with the same CPU as the first-generation Raspberry Pi . The upgrade announced today has 1GB of RAM and a Broadcom BCM2837 processor that can run at … Raspberry Pi's new computer for industrial applications goes on sale PCWorld Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 launches at $30, ready to power up in other products ZDNet New Raspberry Pi board: Compute Module 3 means you'll see Pi in more products TechRepublic Inquirer – TrustedReviews – TechSpot – Raspberry Pi all 22 news articles »
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Laptop Mag Raspberry Pi Brings Pixel Interface to Mac, PC Laptop Mag Back in September, Raspberry Pi unveiled Pixel (which stands for Pi Improved Xwindows Environment, Lightweight) as a response to desktop operating systems. The foundation said at the time that it believed Pixel would deliver everything users actually ..
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Engadget Raspberry Pi releases an OS to breathe new life into old PCs Engadget The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released an experimental version of its Linux-based Pixel OS for Windows and Mac PCs. The OS, originally designed to run only on the Raspberry Pi hobby board, comes with the Chromium web browser and a suite of … Raspberry Pi's Pixel for PC and Mac breathes new life into old computers TechCrunch Raspberry Pi's PIXEL Linux desktop environment now available for x86 PCs Ars Technica Raspberry Pi Brings Pixel Interface to Mac, PC Laptop Mag PCWorld – BBC News – MakeUseOf – Raspberry Pi all 32 news articles »
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Digital Trends Raspberry Pi's PIXEL Linux desktop environment now available for x86 PCs Ars Technica PIXEL (which is a clunky backronym for Pi Improved Xwindows Environment, Lightweight) is an extensively modified version of the LXDE X11 desktop environment.
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Laptop Mag Raspberry Pi makers release own-brand OS BBC News The makers of the Raspberry Pi computer have created a version of its graphical front end that can run on ordinary desktop computers. The Pixel desktop has been re-worked so it runs on PCs and Apple Mac machines, said the Foundation. People who use it ..
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Ars Technica One-upping the NES Classic Edition with the Raspberry Pi 3 and RetroPie Ars Technica It turns out that the NES Classic Edition is just a little Linux-powered board inside a cute case, and it's totally possible to build your own tiny Linux-powered computer inside a cute case without spending much more than $60. And by using the …
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SiliconANGLE (blog) PoisonTap uses a $5 Raspberry Pi and freely available software to hijack sleeping computers SiliconANGLE (blog) How easy is it to break into a sleeping PC? a $5 Raspberry Pi and freely available software, at least according to a disclosure from hacker Samy Kamkar.
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The Daily Dot PoisonTap Turns Your Raspberry Pi Into the Ultimate Portable Hacking Device The Daily Dot It's conventional wisdom these days that your computer should be password protected so no one can mess with it while you're away, but a new exploit has rendered that accepted reality void. Now, even if your computer is password protected, someone with … Meet PoisonTap, the $5 tool that ransacks password-protected computers Ars Technica This $5 Device Can Hack Your Locked Computer In One Minute Motherboard The $5 PoisonTap quickly, completely hijacks even a locked computer's internet TechCrunch WIRED – The Next Web all 24 news articles »
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