If you go shopping for a time lapse dolly rig for your camera, you're going
The magnificent Miss Philbin from Geek Gurl Diaries has been having fun with
Today's the last day we'll be listing a very limited pre-production Model A
When our developer-evangelist Rob Bishop was in Canada recently, he took
I was shown Pi Point before the holidays, but thought it was best to wait
We’re auctioning off the very first 12 pre-production Model A Raspberry
Meltwater, who you may know from our forums or from the MagPi, where he's a
As you'll be aware, unless you got lost down the back of the sofa in a
We're auctioning off the very first 12 pre-production Model A Raspberry Pis,
Merry Christmas everybody! I hope you all found what you were hoping for in
Because so many people are coming fresh to Raspberry Pi because they've
Today's festive piece of Model A Pi comes to eBay courtesy of our friends at
As promised, here's the full version of the short news item CNN carried on
Today's auction of a Raspberry Pi Model A (with accompanying goodies
David's choice of charity to benefit from the auction of one of the first 12
As you'll know (unless you've been hiding under a rock, or very busy
There's just over a week to go on the MagPi's Kickstarter. They've met their
Another day, another auction. Today's Raspberry Pi pre-production Model A
Over in Austin, Texas, Nathan Morgan has managed to stay distracted from the
Scout groups pop up regularly on the Raspberry Pi blog. The special mix of
Today we're auctioning one of the first Raspberry Pi Model A production
Last year, we auctioned the very first Raspberry Pi Model Bs to come off the
We spent a few days with a camera crew from CNN last month, both here in
I notice a certain silliness - not to say outright frivolity - surrounding
This has to win Liz's Project of the Year Award (there is no
We've been amazed by the variety of software that people have written for,
We sent our friends LadyAda and PT at Adafruit one of the first production
Here's a nice bit of new functionality for your Raspberry Pi: the good folks
One of the changes you'll have noticed with our new site design is the
I have an iPhone, but I have to admit, I don't use Siri much. The male,
I haven't even put my tree up yet, but lots of you have been very busy with
The 20% sale on T-shirts ends tonight - and today is the last day for
There's one day left to go on our 20% off t-shirt sale: visit the store to
If you or someone you love is looking for one of our lovely T-shirts, and
Thank you to Adafruit for bringing my attention to this! Raspberry Pi Spy
Chivalry Timbers (I have a feeling that's not his real name) has gone one
I'd thought you might have had enough of details about the factory process
Christmas presents Apparently, it's the most wonderful time of the year.
Back in October, Eben and I drove down the Eastern seaboard of the United
Rob's been back in the US this week, tech-evangelising his little heart out
Eavesdropping on people mentioning Raspberry Pi on Twitter yesterday, I came
CNN shot this video of Eben talking about Pi and teaching a class of
We were at the Sony factory in Wales again last week, where Raspberry Pi
Dom's been streaming 1080p video from the camera board (this time using a
It's the first of the month again. What better on a cold December evening
We're having a very busy, very mobile couple of days. We've been talking to
You asked for more sizes and bigger logos, so we've just released the full
We've had loads of questions about the upcoming Minecraft: Pi Edition over
Pete Lomas is a trustee of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and designed the
There's a question that we've been asked almost every day by someone or
Pete Wood at RS sent me this video yesterday. He's been at Electronica 2012
Update, 23/11 - congratulations are in order again for the winners: you've
Since summer 2012 the Raspberry Pi has been produced in the UK, specifically
One year ago I had just joined the Raspberry Pi forum. I’d heard about
You can know the name of that bird in all the languages of the world, but
They said that it could never be done! But here it is: a Sunday grab bag.
[update 25/11/2012: The survey is now finished. Thanks to everyone who
I have a recurring dream where I am ensconced in the Adafruit warehouse,
Amanda from Instructables would like to thank everyone who entered their
…and we could hardly mention Elite without mentioning Elite:
We could hardly have a Raspberry Pi Gaming Day without mentioning Elite.
Everyone loves a pub quiz: the inept, red-nosed Question Master screaming,
Raspberry Pi Gaming Day continues with a MAME cabinet. The arcade emulator
All work and no PLay ma es Jack a dull boy. All work and no play makes Jack
With all of the amazing projects we see using the Raspberry Pi it’s easy
Update 16 November 2012 The survey has now finished. There will be more news
Arthur C. Clarke said that, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is
Clive: The future has been so disappointing. We were promised force fields;
>look You are at home: a dark cupboard under the stairs of Raspberry Pi
We're very pleased to announce the immediate availability of RISC OS for the
There's a big piece on Raspberry Pi from Miranda Sawyer in tomorrow's
MagPi The November edition of the MagPi is out! The MagPi is a community
Update: a lot of you have asked for size XXL to be made available, so we've
I am driven to blog from Starbucks today, thanks to lousy public transport
An updated Raspbian "wheezy" SD card image is now available from the
We're on the hunt for guest posts for a couple of weeks in November. See
A large number of engineering professionals are using the Raspberry Pi to
A grab bag. For Thursday.
Today we have some really big news, which is going to mean a lot to many
Eben and I are going to be away for a couple of weeks next month, helping my
Update: On Pete's advice I've removed the caveat about the redundant pins on
Eben's giving a talk at the Institution of Engineering and Technology's
This is a fascinating five minutes of video from last Saturday's Raspberry
Update again: We've now added the ability to adjust the split between GPU
The Orlando Sentinel shot some video with Eben when we were at FamiLAB last
We won another award! That's three in two weeks; we're very shocked and
This term, we've started to see the beginnings of school applications of
Hexxeh, an official Friend of Pi and hardcore-Chromium-type has this to
Whenever a Raspberry Pi is sent back to the distributor as a faulty unit,
Before I start on the meat of this post, I have a boast to make: we won
If you're one of those who wanted to go and see Rob on his tour who hasn't
We're back in the UK now, having driven 1500 miles and been to seven events
In keeping with our educational mission, here's a post about beer. There
We won a Makey Award at this year's Maker Faire NY! The Raspberry Pi's award
So here I am in the back row of an auditorium in Columbia, SC, rudely
Sorry posts are a bit sporadic this week (we're rather neglecting Twitter
We were hoping to feature Eben's talk (which is a bit of a departure from
Things have been very busy in The MagPi's nesting box this month. We saw Ash
Liz: I asked Paul and Jon at Pimoroni, the company they set up to make the
Next week, Eben and I are undertaking a somewhat epic drive to visit a few
This is so good I'd kick myself if any of you missed it - head straight to
The Qt community has been doing some great stuff with their Raspberry Pis.
Eben and I are headed back to the US on Wednesday. We've got meetings on
A very quick set of photos taken this morning at the Sony factory in
I'm in a bit of a rush today; we're driving down to Wales with Pete in an
Since launch, we've supported overclocking and overvolting your Raspberry Pi
It's here a month earlier than the expected publishing date because the
When I was about fifteen, I was an inveterate thief of temporary street
Liz: Here's a guest post from our friend Dr Andrew Robinson at the
Rob Bishop, our tech evangelist, developer and all-round good egg, has been
Another post in an occasional series on the cool stuff people have been
Buy one processor, get 48 free! As well as an ARM processor, the
A couple of things today: Eben and Gareth's Raspberry Pi User Guide is now
There's a little bit of news about what's new with the Rev2 board design we
Update: Added locations of mounting holes. Fixed minor error in I2C
Ashley Newson is a sixth-form student from Oxford. Alex Bradbury and Rob
This summer, the University of Cambridge Computer Lab has been home to a
Another month, another MagPi. This issue has a page from the Raspithon team
Here's a (totally unedited except for the addition of some line breaks to
We were in Iceland a couple of months ago for the PopTech conference on
We're now reaching a point where people's Raspberry Pi business ideas are
We've had a few people ask exactly what they can do with the new MPEG-2 and
I'm starting to think we should be giving this kid a weekly spot. Now, I'm
We've spent the last few days at the Turing Festival in Edinburgh. And the
We've been nominated for another award, and we'd really appreciate it if you
We hope those of you lucky enough to be 18 or under have been working hard
If you've been following this website since we launched it last summer,
Eben and I are travelling to Edinburgh today for the Turing Festival, a
We are disgustingly pleased to announce that Eben Upton is one of this
I'm getting a real kick out of some of the fan movies that have been
Six weeks ago, we announced the launch of our Summer Programming Contest for
Rob Bishop is one of the Raspberry Pi Foundation's developers and a
Oleg Romashin has got a long way already with a port of the open-platform OS
A little reminder of what it's all about. Philip, who is seven years old,
An art
A lot of people of a certain age (cough - that'd be me) have been using
Our friends at Adafruit just mailed me something remarkably cool. Click the
Superb video from HomoFaciens
Just a little something to whet your appetite for an announcement that's
Liz and I are taking a couple of days away from the internet while we attend
Andy Brown has been working on a project to re-create a 1940s TV using a set
If you come to our forums today, you'll notice a small change in the
The MagPi's arrival every month is making me very aware of the weird things
Update: those of you looking to play with Android on Pi in advance of our
I am kind of in two minds about posting this little bit of frivolity from
Will Powell read about Google's Project Glass, and decided he'd have a go at
The Raspberry Pi's effect on creativity among kids still has the capacity to
The cut-down version of Meet the Raspberry Pi, written by Eben Upton, our
Liz: Here's a guest post from our old friend Pete Stevens, who runs Mythic
Mike Cook, electronics Superman, swapped some emails with us after we last
Ben, Luke, Ryan and Edward coded for 48 hours solid. And they created a very
I've been checking into the Raspithon (this link is for a live feed) every
If you've listened to interviews we've given about the general fantasticness
Remember Ryan Walmsley? Ryan's the young programmer behind the Rastrack
I think more of you have emailed me about this than about anything else that
We are pleased to announce the release of our first SD card image based on
Up until now, we've had to restrict purchases of the Raspberry Pi to one per
Blimey, that was good. We spent Saturday with just under 300 of you at the
There's a really interesting interview up with Pete Lomas at New
We're hoping to release an official image based on Raspbian, the hard-float
We met Ben, King of the Modders, at Maker Faire back in May. He's a stand-up
Algorhythmic from Aon² has been working on speech recognition with his
Here's an A3 poster for you to print out and hang up at your school, scout
Update 18 August: The contest is now open for entries. As we were a little
Regular readers might remember that a couple of months ago we were
If you're of a similar vintage to me, you might remember Micro User, a
The Daily Brick have released their first custom LEGO kit: it's all the
Here's some good news for those of you with Android devices. Daniel from ESR
The third issue of The MagPi, the Raspberry Pi community's free-to-download
We got cover artwork (possibly not the final version, but cover artwork
We're in Reykjavík this week, and met up on our arrival with some of the
Eben and I are away from the office for a few days while we attend Poptech
Liz: I try to keep an eye out for some of the kookier projects people are
Our friends at the African Robotics Network (AFRON) are currently running
Mike Cook has rigged up a solenoid-controlled glockenspiel to play some of
The Computer Lab, the spiritual home of the Raspberry Pi, is hosting its
A picture post today; I thought it was time to remind you all what this
Alex has produced a new reference image based on the upcoming Debian
We've had some people send us some great stuff this week - if you're working
Gert's video on Wednesday explaining how to fix up your own ribbon cable
I posted this shell tutorial from Linux Command on Twitter earlier today.
Liz: Some news from Tim Skillman - which is going to be particularly
Raspberry Jams are being set up by users all over the UK (and further afield
Turned out that George from element14 still had another video up his sleeve.
The BBC's news videos usually aren't embeddable until a day or so after
I've been sent links to a lot of cool stuff the community's been working on
I think this is the last of the Maker Faire videos - this is proving to be a
Biz, age 12, is a member of the Boreatton Scouts Robo Club. When we featured
Simon Maple and Andy Stanford-Clark, Friends of Pi from IBM, have been
Nominet are the .uk domain registry. As well as holding all the .uk
Just before we went on holiday, Eben gave an hour's talk at the Hacker News
We're back from our holidays. We have learned that Metaxa makes us ill, and
I'm still on holiday, but popped the lid of the laptop for long enough to
Eben and I are taking a week off from this evening. ("But you went skiing in
The Raspberry Pi has been nominated for a T3 Gadget Award, in the innovation
You might be one of the people who took part in the #AskEben questions on
We had some pretty fantastic news yesterday. Eric Schmidt, the chairman of
E, who surely has the least Googlable name of all our forum members, has
The first of this weekend's talks is now available online: here's Eben in a
Ryan Walmsley, a UK school student who is waiting impatiently for his own
Here's the first video so far from this weekend's Maker Faire. When we first
The Bay Area Maker Faire is the big daddy of all the Maker Faires, and boy,
I was sent this image this morning from Gert (not pictured), Naush (right
Just landed in San Francisco for Maker Faire - please come and visit us if
I'm just heading off to the airport to go to Maker Faire Bay Area in San
Liz: Alex Bradbury, one of our volunteers at the University of Cambridge
Microsoft Windows, you say? Love it or hate it, some of you are stuck with
If you're an element14/Premier Farnell/Newark customer who left a comment
We've just turned on our shiny new forums, which run on phpBB3 instead of
This just arrived in my inbox from Jo: I hope you find it helpful! I'll be
Hexxeh has been hard at work doing development with his Raspberry Pi, and
Liz: A little while ago, we had an email from Alan Herbert, who helps run
Eben and I were at the Sci Fi London Horizons event at the British Film
Many thanks to everyone who provided feedback on the previous round of phpBB
We've been a bit sad to see some people who are very passionate about the
Whenever I'm tasked with chatting up potential donors, partners or
I'm just off the plane, and back in Blighty. (It is about 20° C colder than
First up, here's our friend Pete from RS talking about the Raspberry Pi's
We meant to get the new forums up and running this weekend, but it turns out
We have enormous luck with the people called Liam (three and counting now)
As you may have seen on our forums and elsewhere on the web, element14
Fortunately for us all, I did find some coffee on arrival in America (not to
Eben and I are off on a work trip to the US tomorrow, so we won't be posting
Liz: Commander Coder, one of our friends from Computing at School, left the
Since Christmas, we've been using the Simple:Press plugin for WordPress to
Liam has just uploaded new versions of the Debian and Arch Linux ARM
Now that there are Raspberry Pi boards in the wild, we thought it would be a
A huge thank you to Jenny from element14, who has been answering your
Back in March, Eben gave a talk at TEDx Granta here in Cambridge. (So many
This video was on yesterday's Look East, and has just appeared on the BBC's
You'll need a spare 20 minutes to watch this (and I have to admit, a spare
17.30, April 17: A lot of people are now posting their own first startup and
If you're one of the lucky people who received a Raspberry Pi in the post
Raspberry Pis have been arriving on doorsteps this morning, and RS
The most excellent Liam Fraser is our youngest volunteer (he administers our
A couple of quick news items on Sunday morning: Some of you may have
It's been a hell of a 24 hours. We've been driving up and down the country
As RS Electronics and element14/Premier Farnell are preparing over the
We're busying ourselves with lots of boring administrative stuff this week
Jimmy's sent over a some pictures taken during the setup for a couple of
Good news! We just received confirmation that the Raspberry Pi has passed
Andrew Edney from Connected Digital World wrote a really great piece (lots
A post for little bits of news that didn't really fit in anywhere
At the celebrations for the BBC Micro's 30th birthday on Sunday (more on
We got this mail late last night from the guys at element14's head office -
Update 23.45pm Mar 30: minor changes to the article to reflect the fact that
This has just landed in my mailbox from the guys at RS Components, and needs
The folks at element14 have just emailed me to ask me to let you know about
Some people have been in touch to ask about an email they've received from
I can't believe I've just typed the word "webinar". It's a horrible
A couple of weeks ago, I had dinner with Pete Lomas, the Raspberry Pi
Huge apologies for going quiet on you. Eben and I have been on a skiing
As you may know if you've been reading our Twitter feed or hanging out in
The guys at OpenELEC, an embedded OS built specifically to run XBMC, have
We've just been pointed at a graph from Google Trends by @thormagnusson on
Liz: Many thanks to all at Seneca College, and especially Chris Tyler, for
It's inevitable, isn't it - you're freewheeling along perfectly happily and
Because Pete Stevens at Mythic Beasts is brilliant, the period the site was
In the last month or so, we've steadily accumulated so many daily visitors
We've had a lot of people mail us and tweet about this today. If you were
Arch Linux ARM for Raspberry Pi is now ready to go! It's available now on
Well, that was an incredible week. For those of you just joining us, we
The Raspberry Pi Foundation will be making a big (and very positive)
Jonas Butz, a high school student from Germany, was on Twitter the other
A brief status update for those of you wondering when boards are going to
We've just had a message in the Fedora thread on our forum from Chris Tyler,
Liz: Here's a post from Liam Fraser, who you may recognise from the forums,
Thanks to Chris Tyler and the team at Seneca College for all their work on
I need to start this post with a huge thank you to Webfusion, who have
I'm running around from pillar to post a bit at the moment sorting out stuff
We've had a number of people contact us this morning about a teaser for an
Liz: This post is written by Clive, a Computing teacher from the UK who
I've got some bad and good news about manufacturing. The bad news is that
We've just seen an announcement via Sam Nazarko, who blogs as Stm
Here's a post from JamesH, one of the team working on the Raspberry Pi's
A quick Friday video. This is Qt5 with QML and OpenGL shaders, running a
As we wait for the first units to come back from the factory, Dom's been
We wanted to keep the fact that XBMC is running beautifully on Raspberry Pi
Here's some more video from Dom, one of our developers. It has cows in it.
Eben was working on the Broadcom stand at CES as part of his day job last
We're very proud of the community at Raspberry Pi. If you haven't dipped a
A protest against the proposed introduction of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA)
Raspberry Pis started being made a couple of days ago, but I was forbidden
Just when we thought the auctions experience couldn't get any more exciting,
When we started auctioning beta Raspberry Pis to raise money for the charity
Eben and I will be in Las Vegas for CES 2012 next week. Raspberry Pi doesn't
You can bid for boards 10 and 09 by clicking on the links. I have just got