Here's another excellent post off the Design Spark blog involving the Raspberry Pi device. Check out - Cobbling together a Pi Cobbler - where "cpswan" shows how to incorporate a Pi onto breadboard-based developments...
The power of the Pi... Check out this post on the Design Spark blog about a pair of Raspberry Pi computers emulating VAX computers (MicroVAX 3900 hardware), which can then be configured to form a VMScluster...
Just a quick post to flag there's a new issue of MagPi, an interesting looking magazine from the Raspberry Pi guys, featuring highlights and developments around the development board. It's issue #2 to be precise.
“You need to consider it is a finished product because it is sold to end-users who use it as a complete and finished product. The lack of an enclosure does not mean it is not finished. Most European Union Member States (Enforcement Authorities) regard plug-in PCBs for PCs as finished products”. Those were the words that started the race against ...
The clever little Rasbperry Pi was the big story last week, with it's Cambridge-based inventors all over the national news as well as education and electronics websites.
I don't know if you have been following the Raspberry Pi project - it looks very promising material for Gadget Masters - but a £20 Raspberry Pi computer sold for £3,500 on eBay last night, writes Steve Bush. It is intended to cost under £20 when it goes into production.
Electronics Weekly
