The Register Pi -lovers? There are two fresh OSes for your tiny computers to gobble The Register Owners of dimunitive Raspberry Pi computers rejoice! Alpine has emitted version 3.8.0 of its super light Linux distribution, with some special attention given to the latest iteration of the hardware. While it has been possible to get Alpine on the Pi …
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Boing Boing House your Raspberry Pi in a miniature TRS-80 style case Boing Boing Retro Pi Cases makes and sells adorable housings for tiny computers, and their next model is going to be Tandy's classic TRS-80. It's not available yet, but checking out their site revealed to me their Commodore Amiga model, a no-brainer purchase.
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Liliputing Raspberry Pi Zero WH released (still tiny, but with pre-soldered headers) Liliputing Raspberry Pi is known for making really tiny computers, with the company's flagship line of products about the size of a deck of cards. The Raspberry Pi Zero line is even smaller, since these little 2.6″ x 1.2″ x 0.2″ drop most of the ports found on …
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Boing Boing Tiny 3D-printed Raspberry Pi cases look like classic computers Boing Boing RetroPi makes adorable 3D-printed replicas of old, large computers for you install new, tiny computers within. [via]. SHARE / TWEET / 0 COMMENTS · classic / computers / Gadgets / retro / tiny.
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PCWorld Mini PC invasion: 13 radically tiny computers that fit in the palm of your hand PCWorld The Raspberry Pi receives accolades for kicking off the maker revolution, but it also thrust the idea of tiny computers into the limelight.
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$199, 4.2” computer is Intel's first Raspberry Pi competitor Ars Technica With the Raspberry Pi , Arduino Due, and BeagleBone, the world is full of cheap, tiny computers that can be used by creative developers in everything from robots to space flight.
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