Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi could be a super low cost thin client, says Citrix Electronics Weekly (blog) So what can a Raspberry Pi thin client be used for? “For people looking for that $35 HDX accelerated endpoint, with a Linux VDA and OpenOffice, you have a seriously cheap yet capable virtual desktop,” said Citrix.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Sinclair turns Raspberry Pi into a consumer handheld Electronics Weekly (blog) It will run Raspberry Pi games such as Minecraft or classics such as Quake from the online Pi community. There are also emulators for other console games, which can be played with the twin analogue joysticks and dual shoulder buttons. Developer, Grant …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Add an HDMI input to your Raspberry Pi Electronics Weekly (blog) The PZ-HDMI module allows the Raspberry Pi 2 and B+ to capture and display live video and audio (2 channel stereo) via external HDMI. There is also the PZ-HDSDI for HD-SDI video sources.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Slim and affordable Raspberry Pi Zero flies off UK shelves Electronics Weekly (blog) The 40-pin GPIO contains the same pin out as per the Raspberry Pi 2, and the processor is a single-core BCM2835, which the Raspberry Pi organisation now says can be over-clocked to 1GHz. There's 512Mbyte of RAM onboard RAM, with support for … and more »
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Electronics Weekly Raspberry Pi shrinks to $5 Pi Zero Electronics Weekly It is a slimmed down Raspberry Pi Zero so there is only one Micro USB data port and a Mini HDMI port which supports full HD 1080P output. The 40-pin GPIO contains the same pin out as per the Raspberry Pi 2. The processor is a BCM2835, which the …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi 2 has 1Tbyte data storage and Wi-Fi for IoT Electronics Weekly (blog) A multi-function solid-state drive (SSD) add-on for Raspberry Pi 2 will allow the educational computer to be really used as a development platform for industrial and medical data storage systems.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi is a £65 desktop computer for schools Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi DIY laptop developers Pi-Top have come up with a new twist on the “getting school-kids to start programming” game; why not give each one of them a desktop computer which costs just £65 ($99).
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Buy a stake in Raspberry Pi add-on firm Electronics Weekly (blog) The company has strong links to Raspberry Pi . It was founded in 2012 by the creator of the Raspberry Pi logo, Paul Beech, and his business partner Jonathan Williamson.
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Start-up makes x86 software run fast on Raspberry Pi and Odroid Electronics Weekly (blog) ExaGear is a virtual machine which runs Intel x86 applications on the ARM-based Raspberry Pi simultaneously with common native applications.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi can be an FM radio and make music Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi 2 side He has helpfully created a program, and posted on Github, which will make the installation and so all you do is type in the frequency and the filename to be played (WAV or MP3, stereo or mono).
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