Hackaday IKEA Lamp with Raspberry Pi as the Smartest Bulb in the House Hackaday We love to hack IKEA products, marvel at Raspberry Pi creations, and bask in the glow of video projection. [Nord Projects] combined these favorite things of ours into Lantern, a name as minimalist as the IKEA lamp it uses. But the result is nearly magic.
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Engadget Ben Heck made a portable Raspberry Pi -based gaming device Engadget What you're looking at here is the result of some careful tinkering: a Raspberry Pi portable MAME emulator, with no HDMI. Ben and Felix have put the finishing touches on this portable gaming device using a combination of laser cutting and 3D printing ..
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PiCorder: Raspberry Pi Stands in for Stone Knives and Bearskins Hackaday Then Spock could have done like [Directive0] and used a Raspberry Pi instead. You can see the result in the video below.
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Arduino Comes To The Raspberry Pi , Linux ARM Devices Hackaday Now, finally, there are nightly builds of Arduino IDE on the Raspberry Pi and other single board Linux computers. The latest Arduino build for ARM Linux popped up on the arduino.cc downloads page early this week
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TEKO – Standard enclosure for Raspberry Pi Mini Computer PCB Electropages (press release) TEKO believes it is the first enclosure manufacturer to launch a professional housing solution for the Raspberry PI . The new TEK-BERRY enclosure has a distinctive design that is the result of detailed analysis of the characteristics required to ..
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ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi goes gaming ElectronicsWeekly.com 1sqJ9KP A Raspberry Pi has been used as the hardware platform to build a fully portable gaming console. It is the result of an online design project by blogger Ben Heck, who uses a Raspberry Pi Model B board featured in a two-part series on the …
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