TweakTown Raspberry Pi Zero is a $5 programmable computer TweakTown Raspberry Pi has done it again, and cheaper this time. First they released the Raspberry Pi Model B and several successors to put programmable computers in the hands of anyone with $20-$35, and now they're releasing the Raspberry Pi Zero, which does ..
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SlashGear Raspberry Pi gets an ePaper display screen from PaPiRus SlashGear Raspberry Pi has practically unlimited possibilities in the hands of talented hackers and makers. Even Silicon Valley giants like Microsoft are realizing Raspberry Pi's potential, as Windows 10 will have support for the DIY developer's board.
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Kitsap Sun Education spotlight: Device puts a world of information in the hands of … Kitsap Sun Rotary International members Chris and Bob Cairns power up a pair of tablets that are used with a device called Raspberry Pi
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IGN New Raspberry Pi Computer is Even Smaller, Costs 20 Bucks IGN Over the past couple years, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has been finding ways to get low-cost, tiny computer kits into the hands of almost anyone with a desire to learn the basics of computer science.
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Under the Hood of the World's Smallest, Cheapest Computer Mashable In 2006, several members of the Cambridge faculty and other UK computer scientists joined together to form the charitable Raspberry Pi Foundation with one simple goal: get more computers into the hands of more children.
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