Windows 10 is coming to the Raspberry Pi 2 for free Engadget Over the years, the Raspberry Pi has helped children learn to code and has powered many homebrew projects around the world, but some users have often lamented at the lack Windows support. Now that the Raspberry Pi 2 is here, that's all about to change.
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Geek Raspberry Pi 2 launches, and it runs Windows 10 Geek The Raspberry Pi Foundation did what many thought was impossible back in 2012 when they launched a $35 computer not much bigger than a credit card.
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Eben: Here’s a guest post from Tom Sherlock, describing how he’s been able to control a telescope using a Raspberry Pi, Mathematica and the Wolfram Language. As an amateur astronomer, I’m always interested in ways to use Mathematica in my hobby. In earlier blog posts, I’ve written about how Mathematica can be used to process and improve images taken of planets and nebulae
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Controlling Telescopes with Raspberry Pi and Mathematica
ZDNet Microsoft considering Raspberry Pi -like development boards for Windows Phone …
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Carrie Anne: A few weeks ago, Raspberry Pi hosted its first ever Young Rewired State centre and took part in the Festival of Code. We had a lot of fun
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Getting hooked on programming with YRS project ‘Hook’
Intel's Raspberry Pi rival Galileo can now run Windows Register Windows fans can run their OS of choice on Intel's counter to Raspberry Pi , courtesy of an Intel firmware update. Chipzilla has delivered firmware version 1.0.2 for the Galileo Gen 1, which means Windows can now run on the developer board. Microsoft …
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Intel’s Raspberry Pi rival Galileo can now run Windows – Register
Microsoft's Sharks Cove is a Raspberry Pi -style mini-PC with Windows 8.1 BetaNews With a significantly higher price point than alternatives such as the ARM-based Raspberry Pi , which is just $35, the Sharks Cove may have to target a different audience to sustain appeal. Other development boards such as the BeagleBone Black and
Microsoft Sharks Cove Windows board aims at Raspberry Pi TweakTown One of the hallmarks of the Raspberry Pi developer board is modest power for a low price. Microsoft wants to get in on the action that Raspberry Pi is getting with DIY fans and tinkerers.
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ZDNet Microsoft Debuts a Windows Rival to Raspberry Pi Mashable Two years after $35 microcomputer Raspberry Pi hit the market, Microsoft is getting in on the DIY-PC action with its own version. The Redmond, Washington tech juggernaut announced on its Windows blog in April that it was working on a dev board
ZDNet Microsoft debuts Sharks Cove, a costly Raspberry Pi alternative ZDNet At $299, the board is priced significantly higher than its Raspberry Pi or Arduino board counterparts. Microsoft said the price covers the cost of the hardware, a Windows 8.1 image, and the slightly vague “utilities” required to apply it to the Sharks …
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