Experts Exchange (blog) Raspberry Pi Model A Sells Out in a Day Experts Exchange (blog) The tiny but useful Raspberry Pi has been available for sale for one day in the United States and is already sold out. The Model A went on sale March 31st through Allied Electronics, a retailer based in Texas.
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$25 Raspberry Pi Goes On Sale in the US Tom’s Hardware Guide The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that the Model A version of Raspberry Pi is now available for purchase in the United States. The Model A is a stripped down version of the Model B Raspberry Pi , featuring one USB port, 256 MB RAM and omits …
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SlashGear $25 Raspberry Pi Model A now available in the U.S.
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$25 Raspberry Pi Model A now available in the U.S. – BGR
I met Tom Dubick about a year ago at Hackerspace Charlotte, NC. He teaches engineering to the girls at Charlotte Latin School, and we believe his class was the first to be using the Raspberry Pi in the United States
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Charlotte Latin girls give a TEDx talk
Dave Hunt (a familiar name in these parts) has been working on perfecting his Raspberry Pi-controlled camera time lapse rig. Before I go into any more detail, here’s some absolutely stupendous video resulting from his work on the setup. (I recommend you use HD when viewing this – and watch the video in a full-screen setting if you can.) We’ve featured a few projects here which use the Pi to create time-lapse video, but Dave’s is the most sophisticated we’ve seen yet, adding features like a heater to evaporate dew from the lens and an ability to film rising or falling sequences
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Time lapse video, for art and for science
The Next Web $25 Raspberry Pi Model A ships in Europe and soon the world PCWorld Priced at $25, the Raspberry Pi Model A went on sale in Europe today, although that restriction will be lifted “very soon,” according to a blog at the Raspberry Pi Foundation website. In the United States, the Model A can be pre-ordered from Allied … New low-cost Raspberry Pi released in Europe ZDNet $25 Model A Raspberry Pi Microcomputer Goes On Sale In Europe — Available …
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Google Funds Raspberry Pi Donations of Computers to UK Students Open Equal Free Recently, Google and the Raspberry Pi Foundation have teamed up to provide up to 15,000 free skeleton computers to be available for secondary students in the United Kingdom. These computers will be given to students who show a desire to learning ..
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