Raspberry Pi enters production
Manufacturing of the sub R300 Raspberry Pi Linux computer has begun...
Raspberry Pi budget computer enters production
Raspberry Pi enters production
Manufacturing of the sub R300 Raspberry Pi Linux computer has begun...
Last edited by Derrick; 15-03-2012 at 10:35 AM.
Great news!
can't wait to get mine :-)
Yup, me too, it's going to be great
Got a few things lined up for it already.
Interesting to read about their manufacturing dilemma.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/509
Last edited by kayvee; 12-01-2012 at 10:34 AM.
Obligatory:
- but can it run Crysis
- I want a Beowulf cluster of these!
Still, it'll be interesting to see what these can be made to do.
very interesting read about the manufacturing outside Britain bitOriginally Posted by kayvee
Yup, me too, it's going to be great
Got a few things lined up for it already.
Interesting to read about their manufacturing dilemma.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/509
If it walks like a duck and kwaks like a duck ..its a duck
Damn this looks sooo sexy im def getting one
Remember the primary objective of the project is to get the young 'un's into programming, instead of just playing games on 'em
Was what I meant: poke (and peek?)Remember the primary objective of the project is to get the young 'un's into programming, instead of just playing games on 'emaround in the system where the 'game playing' is learning how to make it do stuff rather than turn it into a game device or something like that.
Sounds like cheap routerboards
I can't wait! Will def be installing them all over the place
Sweet!i know its not totally the same thing, but how does this compare to that $35 ubislate 7+ tablet from india? (www.ubislate.com)is that even planned to be available outside india?
You are correct, they are totally different.
The Rassberry PI project is intended to get young minds active and interested in the ICT sector again (in the UK).
It's basically a low cost SBC (single board computer) or to quote the organisation
The purpose of the project is to push these single boards computers into schools and tertiary centers in the UK in the hope of resurrecting interest in the ICT sector.An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte!
http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs
The Ubislate is just a cheap tablet for the masses.
kwl,tnx. i want me some rasberry pi! :P can Anybody guess what the shipping will be?
Media center ?
"What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof." ~ Christopher Hitchens
That's pushing it I reckon.But yeah, HDMI and ethernet... No doubt applications in all shapes and sizes will emerge.
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