News articles and blog posts about Raspberry Pi

[seedy1812]

http://www.develop-online.net/.....erformance

[ronnylov]

Swedish article on sweclockers.com

http://www.sweclockers.com/nyh.....ndralappar

A lot of people seems to want one as XBMC media player.

[liz]

http://www.geek.com/articles/m.....-20120125/

A rehash of some of the gamesindustry.biz interview linked above.

[ukscone]

If anyone is interested I have just published part three of my blog posts on the raspberry pi. I think my server can hold up now famous last words.

this one is about the Alpha board at makerfaire ny

http://russelldavis.org/2012/0.....art-three/

[what I thought was going to be one or two posts looks like it's slowly turning into something proustian or maybe just war and peace]

[Jongoleur]

ukscone said:


If anyone is interested I have just published part three of my blog posts on the raspberry pi. I think my server can hold up now famous last words.

this one is about the Alpha board at makerfaire ny

http://russelldavis.org/2012/0.....art-three/

[what I thought was going to be one or two posts looks like it's slowly turning into something proustian or maybe just war and peace]


A bit slow to load, but better than here occasionally…. 

It'd only be proustian if you expressed yourself in one sentence only.  And there's not nearly enough navel-gazing!

Edit:  there and their???  *eg* and perhaps it was a little proustian after all..... 

[ukscone]

Jongoleur said:





A bit slow to load, but better than here occasionally.... 

It'd only be proustian if you expressed yourself in one sentence only.  And there's not nearly enough navel-gazing!



the only reason it has punctuation is that I roll a dice to see where to place the commas and fullstops. I have never met a punctuation mark I can't/won't abuse and I got a grade U on my english lang exams as I still am not quite sure what the differences between an adverb, adjective, verb and nouns are. imagine the fun helping the kid with his english homework at elementary school

[johnbeetem]

Datamation: http://www.datamation.com/data.....ing-1.html

The author's following misconception has already been noted in the article's comments:


The more expensive CuBox will be the more likely candidate for developers looking to get their hands on a low cost PC than the Raspberry PI.  Why is this?  Because the Raspberry PI is (mostly) going to be offered to non-profit organizations while the CuBox will be available on a first come first served basis.

[liz]

http://www.engadget.com/2012/0.....ia-prowess

Beaglebone can do it too, you know! (After a fashion.)

http://www.tomshardware.com/ne.....14555.html

[Talas]

WaVe@4

Raspberry Pi claims double the graphics speed of iPhone 4S

http://wave4k.blogspot.com/201.....phics.html

[Talas]

Sorry Data connection ERA ??

[liz]

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardwa.....-machine/1

Gareth Halfacree does a great piece with some interview with Eben for BitTech - I am slightly biased here because they're very nice about me in it.

[Spiff]

Ars Technica - :

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets.....4s-gpu.ars

It's what brought me here

[liz]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/.....7.html?x=0

[AlanM]

PCPlus hit my doormat this morning with

http://pcplus.techradar.com/20.....perry-pie/

in print along with a piece on ARM Holdings themselves, history and RISC/CISC comparison etc.

[Benedict White]

http://rabble.ca/blogs/blogger.....astes-good

With an interview as well. Looks good.

[SlayingDragons]

Raspberry Pi got another spot on Hack a day:

Raspberry Pi runs XBMC; reliably decodes 1080p

Reading through the comments makes me think that /. and HaD share some of the same userbase. >_>

[Lynbarn]

Talas said:


WaVe@4

Raspberry Pi claims double the graphics speed of iPhone 4S

http://wave4k.blogspot.com/201.....phics.html






" [the Foundation] has taken off its kids’ [sic] gloves now, ..."

Now, what did they really mean here?

[Prometheus]

Lynbarn said:

" [the Foundation] has taken off its kids’ [sic] gloves now, ..."

Now, what did they really mean here?


That the foundation, far from being charitable, are actually a cut-throat group of glove-thieves.

[Benedict White]

Prometheus said:


Lynbarn said:


" [the Foundation] has taken off its kids’ [sic] gloves now, ..."

Now, what did they really mean here?


That the foundation, far from being charitable, are actually a cut-throat group of glove-thieves.


Where is the "like" on this forum?

[liz]

We don't even have children! (And if we did, I'd be guaranteed to be the sort of bad mother whose kids' fingers are like little blocks of ice. I would use them to stir my drinks.)

[millstonebarn]

I mentioned this to Liz, but not sure if posted here (... there's just so much RP news, I haven't found it yet anyway!)

Just to let you know that I gave Raspberry Pi a mention in a recent blog post (regarding UK education) .... http://blog.atos.net/uk/2012/0.....-on-again/

[liz]

http://www.managementtoday.co......spberry-pi

[waveform]

liz said:


http://www.managementtoday.co......spberry-pi




"Goodbye Call of Duty, hello programming heaven."

Hehe!

[liz]

http://memoirsofgeekgirl.blogs.....ry-pi.html

[liz]

http://www.eeweb.com/blog/will.....ry-pi-mbed

Really interesting, but gets it a bit wrong on sales; you don't have to make any extra donations in order to buy a Raspberry Pi.