SlashGear Raspberry Pi Wolfson audio card lets users capture audio SlashGear The Raspberry Pi developer board has turned out to be a very popular device for DIY users. The Pi can be used for just about any project that the user can think up.
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Sound Card Unveiled By Element 14 For $33 Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi mini PC owners might be interested to learn that this week Element 14 has announced the launch of a new Raspberry Pi sound card in the form of the Wolfson Audio Card which is now available to purchase for around $33.
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi gets its own sound card Engadget When UK Prime Minister David Cameron gave a speech at CeBIT this year, what examples did he use to highlight tech innovation in Britain? Yes, ARM and Imagination were on his list, but he also referred to the tiny, Linux-based computer called Raspberry …
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Cherwell Online Raspberry Pi is running a bar in England Network World (blog) A Swedish student at the University of Oxford has hacked a Raspberry Pi to improve the management of a student-run bar on the campus, Wired reports. Johan Paulsson is pursuing a PhD in theoretical physics at Oxford's Wolfson College, so naturally a
Cherwell Online Computer runs Wolfson bar Cherwell Online A current DPhil student has invented a computer, using innovative Raspberry Pi technology, than manages orders, organises staff rotas and controls music selection. This £35 machine is now taking control of the Wolfson College bar. Through using sensors
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Student hacks Raspberry Pi to run college bar Wired.co.uk A student at the University of Oxford has modified a Raspberry Pi to alleviate the workload at his college bar.
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