The Raspberry Pi is an ARM based board, running at 300 Mhz with 128 Meg or 256 Meg of RAM, booting off an SD card, running some flavor of LINUX. An emulator IS available for your PC. Permalink SaveTheHubble ...
It was suggested that the RaspberryPi, a £15 computer on a stick could provide the same home computing revolution that was kick started off in the eighties with the BBC Micro, Sinclair Spectrum, Commodore 64 and other ...
There are a number of barebones/mass-market low-cost devices out there, many of them aimed at the huge developing world market, hoping to outfit people with basic PC functionality for as little cost as possible.
Just a few days after announcing that production of its Model B Linux computer is underway, Raspberry Pi has now unveiled a preview of what its single board device can do when combined with AirPlay.
If you want to stream photos and videos from your iPhone or iPad to your TV, this clever hack might let you do so on the cheap. Read this blog post by Rick Broida on iPad Atlas.
PCR-online.bizRaspberry Pi Foundation begins manufacturing £16 bare-bones PCPC AdvisorRaspberry Pi says the GPU is capable of Blu-Ray quality playback, using H.264 at 40MBits/s.
The tiny motherboard seen in the photo here forms the core of the Raspberry Pi computer, which has generated a lot of interest, as we originally noted here. Last month, as both CNet and Business Insider noted, the Raspberry ...
TEDx-ers, things are rushing along at a fantastic pace, and we have another fantastic speaker to announce: Eben Upton. If you own a smartphone, then you already have enough computing power to launch the original Apollo missions into space.
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The Raspberry Pi is a tiny, bare-bones computer that is capable of playing back 1080p H.264 video. it runs Linux on its 700MHz ARM CPU, has 128MB RAM and it will cost just $25. a $35 version doubles the RAM and adds ...
Just a few days after announcing that production of its Model B Linux computer is underway, Raspberry Pi has now unveiled a preview of (Raspberry Pi demos Model B computer's AirPlay capabilities (video)
UK computing charity manufacturing product abroadCivil Society MediaProduction of its a cheap educational computer by UK charity the Raspberry Pi Foundation is underway, but the first batch is to be produced in China to save money.
According to the company, if it were to build its Raspberry Pi model in the UK, it would "have to pay a lot more tax". It points out that if a British company imports components, tax must be paid on those components.
As noted here last week, the much talked about, tiny $25 Raspberry Pi computer is now in production. The low-cost device, which, judging from its specifications, will be surprisingly powerful, runs Linux via an ARM processor.
The computing project resembles previous low-cost initiatives such as the One Laptop Per Child Scheme at $100 per device and the $35 tablet unveiled last year in India.
Eben was working on the Broadcom stand at CES as part of his day job last week, when Slashdot came over and grabbed a few minutes with him to talk about Raspberry Pi.
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