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Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK registered charity group has come out with a very interesting product. It is a credit card sized computer that can play 1080p30 H.264 videos and is designed to plug into a TV or be combined with ... 
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Showing off the capabilities of the Raspberry PI and Qt Quick 2's recursive shader effects at Qt Dev Days 2011 in San Francisco.
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Nerdalicious! "The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer…" Available in Dec. for $25.
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Raspberry Pi = Cheap, smart, tiny PC that can be powerful brains of any intelligent gadget and easily uses the USB port to add Microcontrollers like Arduino to control any motor or light or whatever sensors.
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The UK government has given a ringing endorsement of Raspberry Pi, the low-cost computer that David Braben hopes will kickstart a new wave of interest in programming. In its response to the Next Gen skills review, the ...
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My @Raspberry_Pi stickers arrived today. Pleasantly surprised to receive way more than I ordered. http://t.co/p1Qhwuqv (RT @sarcacid: My @Raspberry_Pi stickers arrived today.
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RT @CoburnDomainMia: $25 Raspberry Pi nears release, final specs & background info released http://t.co/5PL4oP2H #CoburnDomain...
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What happens when you combine a $25/$35 computer, a major Linux distro's secondary arch effort, and a college that's deep into open source?You get Fedora-ARM running on the Raspberry Pi at Seneca CDOT!
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About three weeks ago, Nokia arranged for ICS to gain access to the Raspberry Pi (www.raspberrypi.org) board so that we could help with an exploratory open source effort to get Qt working on this platform.
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My understanding of the goal for Raspberry Pi is to foster the same enthusiasm in computing as there was in the 80′s.
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There have been whispers about the Raspberry Pi über-mini computer for several months now, but in recent days the project has come out of skunk works and is garnering some press attention.
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If you don’t already know what Raspberry Pi is then take a look at the Wikipedia entry and their web site.
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The government has admitted that computer science education in the UK is (Government acknowledges failings in computer education: It also championed the Raspberry Pi, which is a cheap pr...)...
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RT @GOOD: A $25 handheld computer called @Raspberry_Pi could transform technology education http://t.co/GYFbrEzp...
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Emily Chang is an award-winning strategic designer and co-founder and principal of Ideacodes, a web design consultancy in San Francisco focused on designing and developing next generation web products for companies, organizations, schools,...
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They plan mass production and deliveries by Christmas this year of the $25 ARM Powered PC.
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I don't usually post links to media stories about Raspberry Pi here, but today's article in The Register was so good and so informative that I thought it'd be a shame to leave it hidden away in the news section of the forums.
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You can read our full feature on Raspberry Pi in our latest issue. You can subscribe to Edge in print, on. read more · Your Ad Here. Share and Enjoy: Digg · Twitter · MySpace · LinkedIn · Yahoo! Buzz · Facebook · StumbleUpon ...
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"ultra-low-cost computer, for use in teaching computer programming to children" http://t.co/dyPJtHUd ..
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The Raspberry Pi is a $25/$35 computer based on a Broadcom ARM chip.
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I’ve hear rumors that this little baby will be released November\December this year! I will most definitively get me one of those for experimenting, especially for gaming, see the sprite and graphics tech demo below.
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They plan mass production and deliveries by Christmas this year of the $25 ARM Powered PC.
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Good talking to you all at Qt Dev Days Munich. We captured some of our Raspberry Pi thoughts in a podcast posted here: http://www.ics.com/learning/podcasts/twiq23/
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For the uninitiated- Raspberry Pi is in-progress project to build a full-featured $25 ARM PC-on-a-PCB. So for $25, you plug in a screen, keyboard, and networking, and then BAM- full-on computer.
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