Electronics Weekly (blog) Google Project Bloks for Kids picks Raspberry Pi Zero Electronics Weekly (blog) What is particularly interesting is that Google has chosen the Raspberry Pi Zero as the processing unit of the central “Brain Board”. The Pi also provides the other blocks with power, and contains an API to receive and send data to “Base Boards”
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Electronics Weekly (blog) A Raspberry Pi voice control challenge Electronics Weekly (blog) Are you up for a Raspberry Pi -based challenge? Hackster.io is running a competition to add voice control to an internet of things (IoT) project, with support from Raspberry Pi and Amazon Alexa.
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Raspberry Pi powers RaspTouch open source music player Electronics Weekly (blog) By using Raspberry Pi , we are giving customers the possibility to choose the software solution that is best adapted to their needs. Solutions like piCore Player, KODI, Raspbian and Rune Audio, have been tested and they work with our RaspTouch. However …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) DIY Raspberry Pi defence against your neighbour's drone Electronics Weekly (blog) Following up on our recent story about the US FAA's decision to use an anti-UAV device to protect airports, here's a DIY solution if your neighbour's drone buzzing in the back garden this summer is driving you nuts.
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Geeky Gadgets RaspTouch Audio Player Chassis For Raspberry Pi (video) Geeky Gadgets Audiophonics has created a new Raspberry Pi case which provides an aluminium, open source audio player chassis complete with touchscreen and ES9018K2M output DAC as well as piCore Player and RuneAudio compatible. Check out the video below to …
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Raspberry Pi 3 becomes Hi-Fi audio player with Sabre DAC Electronics Weekly (blog) “By using Raspberry Pi , we are giving customers the possibility to choose the software solution that is best adapted to their needs. Solutions like piCore Player, KODI, Raspbian and Rune Audio, have been tested and they work with our RaspTouch.
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Raspberry Pi controls Linux devices without the hassle Electronics Weekly (blog) “I had a lot of problems with controlling my Raspberry Pi devices – connecting them to networks is often a catch-22. I hate web-interfaces when all I need is no more than a simple menu with some buttons to navigate it. I like simple interfaces, and ..
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi 3 powers Microsoft's Magic Mirror Electronics Weekly (blog) The days of leaving messages for your lover on a steamy bathroom mirror are numbered. We're en route to a world where your emails and texts can reach them figuratively any time, any place, anywhere – even in 'that' room
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi Hi-Fi tube amp just got better Electronics Weekly (blog) The project is attracting interest on Kickstarter crowd-funding website because it gives the Raspberry Pi an analogue audio amplifier for driving stereo headphones. It connects to the PI I2S port and its Burr-Brown PCM5102A DAC drives a single 12AU7 …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Add uninterruptible power to your Raspberry Pi Electronics Weekly (blog) For example, should the Raspberry Pi's own on-board power supply fall below the adjustable voltage threshold, the S.USV pi basic automatically switches to battery mode and keeps the functionality of the Raspberry Pi operating over a user adjustable … and more »
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