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The Raspberry Pi project website is http://www.raspberrypi.org/ This is one of my news digests. If you like my editorial choices, there are more to be found by clicking on the "dear reader" link, and on my name above. Delete the scoop?
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We’ve had Ubuntu support on i.MX6 HDMI dongles, specifically HiApad Hi802 and Zealz GK802, for a little while, but for those who prefer Debian distribution, a Debian installer is now available... Delete the scoop?
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TechHive Brick Pi marries Lego Mindstorms and Raspberry Pi; baby robots imminent TechHive First is the BrickPi board itself, which connects, controls, and powers your Raspberry Pi and Lego Mindstorms paraphernalia.The other half of the BrickPi is,... Delete the scoop?
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 Tiny wee Raspberry Pi home automation server. scruss's photo on Instagram (Tiny wee Raspberry Pi home automation server. http://t.co/ZHGoYvTDaw) Delete the scoop?
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Brand New Box For Our Raspberry Pi - http://t.co/kjqnCiyUgM @Raspberry_Pi Delete the scoop?
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Ben continues a project to build a dog treat dispenser complete with remote controls and a web cam. In part three, Ben has the Pi serve up a web page to remo... Delete the scoop?
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[Kees] wanted a remote for an XBMC audio system. He had a classic T65 Dutch telephone in one of his project boxes and thought this phone with the addition of a Raspberry Pi he could have a functional media remote with classic lines and 70s styling. Delete the scoop?
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New post: Your Unofficial Raspberry Pi Manual http://t.co/f97CaIU8am Delete the scoop?
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The @Raspberry_Pi is a beautiful price of hardware. http://t.co/UCL4JU2Itm Delete the scoop?
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May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Meet Raspberry Pi, the $25 computer allowing inventors to get technologically creative at a reasonable cost. Bloomberg's Tom Gibson reports. Delete the scoop?
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The Raspberry Pi single-board computer is a revolutionary product aimed at bringing affordable, low power and embedding computing to the masses, from enthusiast to students learning to program. Delete the scoop?
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I thought the first project I will try with my Raspberry Pi would be to use it as a console server. This allows me to connect into serial devices remotely, l... Delete the scoop?
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Thanks to individuals developers, we’ve been able to get Linux distributions based on Ubuntu, or Debian run on HDMI TV dongles for about a year, but nearly all of them just come with Android... Delete the scoop?
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I have had success with getting PiBBOT to balance. When I saw my first two wheel balancing robot I was very fascinated. And after receiving my Raspberry Pi, I decided to build one myself. Pi... Delete the scoop?
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RT @UWVeloCity: On campus Wednesday? Join us in the SLC to hear @thalmic's story, get free lunch, or maybe win a Raspberry Pi! http://t.co/90AvAmTDTm Delete the scoop?
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Raspberry pi-ing @Hooroo headquarters. Nice! http://t.co/M1QfVKEduR Delete the scoop?
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Real time face detection using Raspberry PI achieving ~9 FPS http://www.pszeptycki.com/ (Raspberry PIでUSBカメラの動作確認はできた。今度はこれみたいなフェイストラッキングをやってみたい。 ： Real time face detection using Raspberry PI - YouTube http://t.co/3MDip8Rzgi)... Delete the scoop?
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Woohoo, llego el raspberry pi :) http://t.co/CinSWmFeTC Delete the scoop?
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On top of announcing its first Linux powered board, Arduino also announced its first official robot at Maker Faire Bay Area called “Arduino Robot”. The robot comes with 2 wheels and two... Delete the scoop?
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At the end of last month, AMD announced their first Embedded SoC family that combines a CPU, a GPU, and a controller hub into one chipset. Win Enterprises is one of the first companies to release a... Delete the scoop?
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Raspberry Pi • View topic - Foundation Camera Board information http://t.co/dwBzg80siP Delete the scoop?
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Raspberry Pi | An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte! http://t.co/szLzXeZTc5 via @raspberry_pi Delete the scoop?
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If you are a Raspberry Pi enthusiast, then you are going to love this latest bit of news. Camera boards are now available to add to your favorite Raspberry Pi device and we have the links you need to learn more about the latest ... Delete the scoop?
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Writing this article took somewhat longer than usual, since the scope expanded on the way. Originally, I planned to only show how to use a buzzer, but then I decided to add a DS1307 real-time clock chip to it. And of course, you need a LCD display for showing the time. But unluckily, my previous LCD shield was using conflicting pins with other stuff, so I had to redo it also. Delete the scoop?
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