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\"TriBorg<\/a><\/p>\n

Here’s a great idea from the guys over at PiBorg. This board plugs onto the GPIO pins and then replicates those same pins three times. This means you can, for instance, plug in three of their other small GPIO boards at the same time, or plug three Cobblers and breadboards in at the same time. Great stuff and only \u00a35.32 with free shipping (in the UK)!\u00a0Read more here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Here’s a great idea from the guys over at PiBorg. This board plugs onto the GPIO pins and then replicates those same pins three times. This means you can, for instance, plug in three of their other small GPIO boards…<\/p>\n

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