Raspberry Pi, the $35 Linux computer that's just a tad bigger than a business card, has been phenomenally well-accepted in its first year on the planet. First released in February, 2012, it's makers say they will soon sell their one millionth unit. Thanks to its low cost (there's also a $25 version), the tiny computer has become very popular with hobbyists, or "makers," who prefer to create their own gadgets. It's even got its own app store. It turns out, you can do a lot with a very basic PC. E...
Raspberry Pi, the $35 Linux computer that's just a tad bigger than a business card, has been phenomenally well-accepted in its first year on the planet. First released in February, 2012, it's makers say they will soon sell their one millionth unit. Thanks to its low cost (there's also a $25 version), the tiny computer has become very popular with hobbyists, or "makers," who prefer to create their own gadgets. It's even got its own app store. It turns out, you can do a lot with a very basic PC. E...
Share this Article
Comment on this Article
Recommended
Please to comment