Great video, this. This video from Electronics Weekly shows how the Sony factory in Pencoed, Wales makes 4000 Raspberry Pis a day. Really interesting stuff. For more info, read the article on the EW site. You can watch the video…
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RasPi.TV shows the power of the PiHub by running 4 #RaspberryPi
Following a question on the Raspberry Pi Foundation forum, Alex Eames has decided to stress test the brand new PiHub by powering 4 Pis at once from the little raspberry-shaped device. Read his post and watch the video here It is,…
openSUSE image built for the #RaspberryPi
Bernhard Wiedemann has been busy working on porting the openSUSE operating system to the Pi. He’s finally managed it and created an 82MB compressed minimal image. A link to download the image, and instructions on building the operating system from…
Nwazet launches suite of products for #RaspberryPi camera module
US-based Nwazet have just launched three new products. First of all there’s a matt black case for the Pi with mounting holes for the camera which retails for $18. Then, there’s a fisheye lens for $9. Finally, there’s a wall mount for…
#RaspberryPi challengers compared and rated
Christian Cawley has done an article on three possible competitors to the Raspberry Pi’s current market leader position. Interesting choice of boards, especially the Gooseberry as there are others out there more readily available. Read the article here
New Raspberry-shaped USB hub for the #RaspberryPi launched
Hot off the presses. 5 minutes ago, the new Raspberry Pi USB hub was launched by the Foundation. The new hub, which is manufactured by Pimoroni with assistance from Cyntech, has 4 USB ports and, most importantly, is shaped like…
BBC covers the #RaspberryPi InstantWild project
The InstantWild project, which was instigated by the Zoological Society of London and developed by Cambridge Consultants, has been covered in an article over on the BBC News website. Cambridge Consultants’ (and fellow Cambridge Raspberry Jam-mer) Jonathan Pallant said, “These…
New distro for #RaspberryPi – RaspyFi – reaches version 1
RaspyFi is an open source linux distribution. According to their site, “it will transform your Raspberry Pi into an audiophile source, in 10 minutes without hassles. It comes ready to play, and it’s compatible with almost every USB DAC available.”…
Build an Arduino compatible device for £5 and connect it to the #RaspberryPi
Phil Howard runs a website called Gadgetoid and runs a Raspberry Pi blog on a Pi itself. He’s written an extensive guide on creating something called a Pico PiDuino. It’s a little Arduino-compatible device with an ATmega 328 at it’s…
Video comparison of the #BeagleBoneBlack vs #RaspberryPi
Matthew Timmons-Brown, aka The Raspberry Pi Guy, has done an excellent video comparison between the Raspberry Pi and the Beaglebone Black. I thoroughly recommend subscribing to his channel.
