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With a lack of full-size USB or Ethernet ports, Pi Zero projects are both attractive and challenging in equal measure. Here are ten great Raspberry Pi Zero projects to get you started. 
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"The Raspberry Pi is a great little machine—it’s very affordable, highly portable, and user-friendly. But when you first get one, it can be a challenge to figure out which projects you should take on first. These 10 Raspberry Pi projects for beginners are great for getting an introduction to the hardware and software capabilities of the Pi, and will help you get up and running in no time! (...)"
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"Whether you already own a Raspberry Pi or are planning to buy the latest model, you're probably aware of just how flexible this piece of kit is. Put simply, you can do almost anything with it, from managing your garden to taking photos in near earth orbit. But if you’re looking to get started straight away with a project, rather than spend time installing Raspbian and then finding the various project-specific software, why not use one of these pre-baked projects? All you’ll need to do is download and write the image to your SD card, insert into your Raspberry Pi, and power up..."
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"Grab your screwdrivers, makers! There’s a new, more powerful Raspberry Pi in town… The just announced Pi 2, which goes on sale today, adds a quad-core chip and double the memory to support more intensive processing tasks. The Pi Foundation also reckons this sequel takes the Pi microprocessor “firmly into the PC space”, as they put it — in terms of power punch packed. “With the Pi 1, there were people using it as a PC but you had to make allowances for the fact it was a $35 PC,” says Pi creator, Eben Upton, in an interview with TechCrunch. “The big difference with the Pi 2 is it’s a PC. It’s not a PC which is pretty good considering it cost you $35. It’s a PC that’s pretty good..."
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The Raspberry Pi is a surprisingly capable little computer. In the past, we've show you how to make a Raspberry Pi home theatre with Rasbmc. Since we published that guide, an easier to use and better performing operating system has been released. Today I'm going to show you how with RasPlex; it's the easiest way…
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"Yep, that's right, the fantastic engineers at Raspberry Pi HQ have blessed us with a new design. They've taken all the feedback over the last 3 years and rolled out a nice updated Pi with many fixes and extras...all at the same price! (...)"
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You don't need an expensive Nest to connect your home to the Internet of Things.
"The connected home, the ultimate ideal in technology-driven luxury, promises easy living by passing along our drudgery to computers. But it’s not perfect. Even if you’re willing to shell out for expensive devices for your house, are you willing to trust them? There’s always the concern that when a middleman is involved, you’re relinquishing at least some control of your own domain. In that case, why not roll your own connected home? ..."
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"The makers of Raspberry Pi have just released a sound card designed especially for the tiny, $35 Linux-based computer. The Wolfson Audio Card is being produced by Farnell Element 14, the same UK company that also manufactures the Raspberry Pi..."
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Get to know the world’s favorite $25 computer: the Raspberry Pi.
Terheck's insight:
Raspberry Pi : A great tool for a low price. You'll find in this manual how to start using your brand new computer. Have fun.
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"Le Raspberry Pi (prononcé comme "Raze" "Berry" "Paille" en anglais) est un petit ordinateur de la taille d'une carte bancaire. Il a été conçu par une fondation éducative à but non-lucratif pour faire découvrir le monde de l'informatique sous un autre angle. C'est Alan, franco-irlandais qui nous raconte cette belle histoire. Charlotte Truchet et Pierre Paradinas..."
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"Le Zero, nouveau modèle de Raspberry Pi en date, vient de faire son entrée au catalogue du constructeur britannique. Le tout à un tarif défiant toute concurrence : 5 dollars seulement.
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"It's time for a change. You need a new challenge. Scattered around your house (or just your hobby space) are several Raspberry Pi computers, all performing different tasks. You might have a home security system powered by your Pi, or a media centre. Perhaps you converted an old non-wireless printer into a wireless printer using the Raspberry Pi, or you’re hosting a website, or even an automated Twitter account. Put simply, you feel as though you have mastered the Raspberry Pi, that there is nowhere else left to go. You’re wrong: take a look at these five alternatives, each of which can open a whole new world of DIY technology to you..."
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Peur des clones ? Alors que la Fondation laissait entendre après la sortie du Modèle B+ que rien ne bougerait côté matériel avant 2017, voici que sort ce matin le Raspberry Pi 2. Via Aurélien BADET
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A pilot release of the Wolfram Language and Mathematica is now available for every Raspberry Pi computer.
Learn more:
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/coding-a-new-trend-in-education-and-a-big-responsibility/
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September 6, 2014 4:34 PM
A pilot release of the Wolfram Language and Mathematica is now available for every Raspberry Pi computer. Learn more: - http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2014/08/24/coding-a-new-trend-in-education-and-a-big-responsibility/
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"Running your own Web server is the ultimate mark of online independence—and it only need cost you $35.
Never underestimate the miniscule, $35 Raspberry Pi. Although it’s marketed as an experimental machine aimed at helping you learn to code, there’s nothing entry-level about its capabilities. In a pinch, you can even use your Raspberry Pi as a Web server. You can host a simple site or store files in the cloud so you can access them at any time—no monthly hosting fees, limited templates, or other barriers to your creativity (...)"
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Certains attendaient un Raspberry Pi 2, mais la fondation qui gère la célèbre carte vient d'annoncer un nouveau format physique pour la carte.
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"Le Raspberry Pi, cette célèbre carte de développement, devient une box domotique. En effet, une version adaptée de la box domotique Zibase est disponible pour la carte..."
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