Ever since the Raspberry Pi Pico was introduced in early 2021 weâve seen the tiny Pi being used for an astonishing variety of applications. It has powered countless clocks, gadgets, games, and accessories for all kinds of computers old and new. [Michael Wessel] has recently added an interesting new application in the âold computerâ category, […]
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A few years ago [Xabier Zubizarreta] got it into his head that he wanted to put a modern digital image sensor into a classic Super 8 camera, but he didnât want to ruin a gorgeous piece of vintage hardware in the process. After a bit of research, he discovered an export version of the Avrora
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Jarvis Farley is a home automation system I created to manage our kid’s chores and allowance using blockchain. It also does 99 other things. The World’s Smartest Home Featuring Jarvis Farley People talk about “Smart Homes” — but I have created what I believe is the “World’s Smartest.” The (fun) videos below are a demonstration of
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Review We had a play with the crowdfunded NexDock 2 last month and came to the conclusion that the machine was a handy host for Raspberry Pi-type devices on the move, for a price, but the Samsung DeX experience soon left us pining for a “proper” laptop. This time around, having begged, borrowed and stolen some virtual desktop
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Doom was a breakthrough game for its time, and became so popular that now itâs essentially the âBanana For Scaleâ of hardware hacking. Doom has been ported to countless devices, most of which have enough processing ability to run the game natively. Recently, this lineup of Doom-compatible devices expanded to include the NES even though
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Mobile is our life. I personally have started to find myself using my smartphone both for business and for entertainment much more often then a PC, even if it is within my usual reach. What if I could also play my favorite PC games on Android, right here on my couch? So, that I donât
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Windows applications are very common for our everyday work and life, so why should we leave them home (or office) on our Windows desktop PCs? What if we could use them on the go, right on our smartphones or tablets? Well, with the modern IT development level this is not the question anymore. ExaGear Windows
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Valveâs Steam Link peripheral was launched back in 2015 and allowed players to stream games from their computers to a TV without a direct connection. It made it possible to enjoy Steam games on the big screen, as most people tend to have larger TVs than PC monitors. However, Valve decided to shutter the product after over
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Sir Clive Sinclairâs nephew follows in his footsteps Spectrum inventor Sir Clive Sinclairâs nephew Grant is hoping to replicate that success with a build-your-own pocket gaming computer. POCO, or Pocket Raspberry Pi Gaming Kit, is little bigger than a smartphone. It comes unassembled but can be snap-fitted together in about 30 minutes. Grant Sinclair said
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Vivek Nanda has been a technical editor and content manager for over 20 years at B2B magazines in the electronics industry. He enjoys creating contextual content, crafting content strategy and working with online product development teams. In 2017, The MagPi Magazine â the official Raspberry Pi magazine â announced that over 12.5 million of the
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