Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi grows up and looks to the future | Electronics Weekly Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi is only four years old and yet it has come a long way in that short time. The original 256Mbyte Raspberry Pi Model B was launched on 29 Februa.
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htxt.africa NexDock will turn your phone, tablet or Raspberry Pi into a laptop for R1 566 htxt.africa While the future of a single-device ecosystem has been long promised by futurologists (most recently Microsoft with Continuum), a new device called NexDock may beat them all to the punch. NexDock, from little-known company Nex Computer, looks just like …
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Lifehacker Build a Magic Mirror with a Raspberry Pi and an Old Monitor Lifehacker One of the trademark devices in nearly every Hollywood blockbuster version of the future is a smart mirror that shows off a daily schedule, clock, weather, and other important updates. Blogger Dylan Pierce built his own powered by a Raspberry Pi . The …
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Is your Infrastructure ready for the future The Register A proposal for Lego to build an Analytical Engine staffed by Babbage and Lovelace characters has received just under a third of the support it needs to be considered for production.
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ECNmag.com (blog) What Can You Design With A Raspberry Pi 2? ECNmag.com (blog) EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the final blog in a series of exclusive blog posts for ECN inspired by element14's new Sci Fi Your Pi Design Challenge, in which engineers are building technology from the future today. After months of intense competition, design ..
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Science 2.0 Upgraded Raspberry Pi Offers Windows And Linux Science 2.0 The Raspberry Pi has been a great success, selling millions since launch in 2012 and igniting hobbyists' imagination everywhere. The Pi is a tiny computer at a tiny price, but now the arrival of a seriously upgraded Raspberry Pi 2 has brought the … Windows 10 support on the Raspberry Pi 2 could shape the future of IoT Inquirer Raspberry Pi 2 To Feature Windows 10 Free Of Charge The Fuse Joplin Raspberry Pi 2 announced with improved tech, same cost, and Windows 10 The Stute all 5 news articles
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
ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi inspires inventors of the future ElectronicsWeekly.com The UK's engineers of the future visited the Science Museum in London yesterday to take part in the finals of the PA Raspberry Pi Competition.
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The data center skills of the future – lessons from Raspberry Pi DatacenterDynamics (blog) Created by Silicon Valley-based cousins Alex and Saul Klein and Yonatan Raz-Fridman, the idea for Kano came out of Raspberry Pi – the credit card sized single-board computer developed by the Raspberry Pi foundation designed as a cheap way to
Hotwiring the future of in-car tech with a smartphone and Raspberry Pi Ars Technica I plugged the Raspberry Pi into a DC adapter in my car and booted it up. Seeing a Linux startup console on my dash, I started to salivate at the potential
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