Raspberry Pi SD Card – Proper Care and Feeding of Your Raspberry Pi: Part 1
November 5th, 2013 | by Marco Black
The Raspberry Pi is the babby computer that won’t quit – it’s cheap, powerful (for its size and price) and
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The Millionth Raspberry Pi Produced in the UK
October 8th, 2013 | by Marco Black
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has just announced that the millionth Raspberry Pi Computer has been birthed at its UK production
Lego + Adventure Time + Raspberry Pi = Awesome
October 6th, 2013 | by Marco Black
Being huge fans of what is easily the coolest animated show ever, Adventure Time, as soon as we saw this
Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Briefcase – Convert Your Spare Change to Internet Money
August 9th, 2013 | by Marco Black
Bitcoins. I don’t have any, and chances are you don’t either. Chances are equally good that both you and I
Streaming Internet Radio Devices using The Raspberry Pi
August 8th, 2013 | by Marco Black
One huge contributor to the Raspberry Pi’s huge popularity would have to be its extreme aptitude in handling streaming media.
Marmalade Raspberry Pi OS adds Speed, Visual Flair, and GPIO Graphical Interface
August 8th, 2013 | by Marco Black
User jacksparrow has posted an interesting project over on the raspberrypi.org forums, a new operating system designed for a simple, pretty
Google Chromecast – Better than Airplay for 35 Bucks
August 8th, 2013 | by Marco Black
Now that we have access via the intertubes to a plethora of HD media, be it via Netflix, iTunes, Youtube,
Raspberry Pi DIY Camera Board Case
August 7th, 2013 | by Marco Black
Soon after the Raspberry Pi popped up last year, the first homebrewed cases began to appear around the web, stirring
CreepyDOL and F-BOMBs – Distributed Raspberry (s)Pis that can Track your Every Move.
August 7th, 2013 | by Marco Black
No, this isn’t about a foul mouthed Chucky doll with a stalking complex. The ‘Creepy Distributed Object Locator’, or CreepyDOL
Rasperry Pi Microwave Talks, Scans and Tweets While Doing Your Bidding in the Kitchen
August 7th, 2013 | by Marco Black
Inspired by a Reddit post, Web developer Nathan Broadbent has used a Raspberry Pi to create the “Raspberry Picrowave”, a
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