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Raspberry Pi accessories tin

Raspberry Pi accessories tin

After waiting several months, my Raspberry Pi finally arrived. As it comes quite naked, you need some accessories to use it. First you need a SDCard to store your operating system, then you need some connection to a display, if you use it for penetration testing like I do, you may want a WiFi and

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199 4.2” computer is Intel’s first Raspberry Pi competitor

$199, 4.2” computer is Intel’s first Raspberry Pi competitor

The Minnowboard: More expensive, more powerful, more open. With the Raspberry Pi, Arduino Due, and BeagleBone, the world is full of cheap, tiny computers that can be used by creative developers in everything from robots to space flight. One thing these platforms have in common is an ARM processor. Now they have some competition from Intel with

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Arduino projects that require major hacking skills—or a bit of insanity

11 Arduino projects that require major hacking skills—or a bit of insanity

Raspberry Pi has received the lion’s share of attention devoted to cheap, single-board computers in the past year. But long before the Pi was a gleam in its creators’ eyes, there was the Arduino. Unveiled in 2005, Arduino boards don’t have the CPU horsepower of a Raspberry Pi. They don’t run a full PC operating

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Creating a 99 parallel computing machine is just as hard as it sounds

Creating a $99 parallel computing machine is just as hard as it sounds

Ten months ago, the chipmaker Adapteva unveiled a bold quest—to create a Raspberry Pi-sized computer that can perform the same types of tasks typically reserved for supercomputers. And… they wanted to sell it for only $99. A successful Kickstarter project raised nearly $900,000 for the so-called “Parallella,” and the company got to work with a

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Raspberry Pi Heat Sink

Raspberry Pi Heat Sink

Project Difficulty: Easy Project Time: Less than 5 minutes Materials Needed: Thermal compound Small heat sink (I got mine form an on-board graphics processor on an old computer) Tools Needed: Hack saw (With metal cutting blade) Vice File (Optional) Screw Driver (Optional) Knife (Optional) Step 1: Getting your heat sink . You can find heat

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