Ars Technica Raspberry Pi marks 2nd birthday with plan for open source graphics driver Ars Technica The Raspberry Pi Foundation, with help from chipmaker Broadcom, is laying out a path toward an open source graphics driver for the tiny computer. Broadcom today “announced the release of full documentation for the VideoCore IV graphics core, and a
Raspberry Pi sales pass two million Register The Raspberry Pi foundation has announced that it has sold two million of the tiny computers. The milestone is remarkable because two million is a nicely large number but more so because the Pi guys have noticed that sales are accelerating ahead of
Raspberry Pi developer said they only expected to sell 2000 – not 2 million Cambridge News One of the makers of the Raspberry Pi has said their ambition was to sell 2,000 of the tiny plug-in computers – as they near their two millionth sale.
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ITV News One millionth Raspberry Pi rolls off production line ITV News Sony's factory in Pencoed has made its one millonth Raspberry Pi computer. Production of the tiny computers started to be moved back to the UK in September 2012 and now all Raspberry Pis are made in Britain.
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BBC News Baked in Britain, the millionth Raspberry Pi BBC News For British computing this is quite a day.
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Bin half-baked Raspberry Pi hubs, says Pimoroni: Try our upper-crust kit Register Review Raspberry Pi accessory specialist Pimoroni reckons it has the answer to one of the tiny ARM-based computer's signal limitations: too few USB ports for all the add-ons you might want to hook up to it. Pi users have dealt with only having a pair ..
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The Guardian Clive Beale of Raspberry Pi Foundation discusses the importance of coding … The Guardian Activate Summit London 2013: In this lightning presentation, Clive Beale, director of educational development, Raspberry Pi Foundation argues that the tiny credit-card sized Pi computer is one way to encourage young people to explore coding and
Geek (blog) Raspberry Pi mod adds voice control, barcode scanner to microwave Geek (blog) When the Raspberry Pi was first announced it garnered a lot of attention because it was so cheap. A PC for $25 that fits in your pocket?
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This tiny Raspberry Pi Trojan horse could be a cute little backdoor into your … VentureBeat raspberry P trojan horse The Pi is a tiny computer that could fit in the palm of your hand. But it's got a 700 MHz processor, a half a gigabyte of RAM, and runs a custom version of Linux.
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Launched Into Space, Snaps Some Photos Geeky gadgets Dave Akerman is probably the first person to send a Raspberry Pi into space, his first flight was back in June 2012, his latest one took place recently, this was his 6th flight with the Raspberry Pi and his second one using the camera, whilst this tiny …
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