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The New Raspberry Pi: Smaller and Somehow Cheaper
Raspberry Pi has managed to do what all tech manufacturers should strive to achieve, by making its basic product both smaller and cheaper at the same time – with the mew £15.51 Model A+.
This Old Cassette Recorder Actually Plays Spotify
Don't judge a gadget by its outer casing.
A Seven-Year-Old Could Build This Computer That Fits Together Like Lego
In fact a seven year old was the one who inspired the concept. I just wish they shipped to the UK.
You Won't Believe These Pictures Were Captured Using a Raspberry Pi
Adafruit Industries recently held a Raspberry Pi Photography contest. Now, they've announced the winners—and you won't believe how good some of them are. The overall winner of the contest, shown above, was taken by Andrew Mulholland. It's actually acquired by a Raspberry Pi-powered creation, made out of Lego and a Raspberry Pi with a camera module, which acquires panoramic images.
This is Microsoft's New Raspberry Pi-Style Tiny Windows PC
This new Windows board fails to compete with the Raspberry Pi on one of the most important features: price.
"Rickmote" Chromecast Hack Brings Unauthorised Astley to Wired TVs
Wi-Fi hotspot bug exploited by new wave of 1980s music fans.
Redesigned Raspberry Pi B+ Tweaks its Ports and Power
"The final evolution of the original Raspberry Pi," according to its creators.
Raspberry Pi Has a Tiny £26 PC Competitor
The Hummingboard, a personal ARM computer the size of a mouse, is available for pre-order today, starting at $45 (£26.20).
How to Get Even More Out of a Raspberry Pi
No doubt about it, the Raspberry Pi is nothing short of a homebrew phenomenon. Since its release in February 2012, the British micro-mini-computer has enabled legions of amateur inventors to develop projects both weird and wonderful. Here's a run-down of the most impressive applications, ranging from weather stations to retro arcades to a supercomputer array on a Lego rack. See if any of them inspire you to do the same.
