Written by Gareth Halfacree
April 16, 2012 // 2:24 p.m.
Tags: #bcm2835 #development-board #gpio #microcomputer #sbc #single-board-computer #soc #system-on-chip #videocore-iv
Companies: #arm #broadcom #hynix #raspberry-pi #raspberry-pi-foundation
Sales continue to grow apace.
CSI camera hits the open market.
We take a look at the final entries in our Raspberry Pi case competition. Vote for your favourites!
We take a sneak peek at one of the entries to our Raspberry Pi case competition - Phame's 'Wet Pi'
Low-cost microcomputer gets competition.
eMachines co-founder learns to love Big Brother.
We take a look at some of the early projects underway in our Raspberry Pi case competition
Build a Raspberry Pi case in our competition and win a Raspberry Pi Model B
APC 8750 replacements boast more power.
IndieCity-powered distribution platform launches.
ARM-based machine boasts impressive power.
VIA's low-cost ARM-based APC8750 has hit the UK, but can it lick the competition?
Adapteva's parallel processing project going ahead.
Kickstarter funding for highly-parallel Pi-alike.
Enables overclocking and overvolting without warranty loss.
The Gertboard add-on experimenters' board for the Raspberry Pi is available to order now.
VIA has officially announced the VAB-800, a Cortex-A8-based pico-ITX single-board computer.
The Kontron KTT30 features a mini-ITX design, but is it too bulky to take on VIA's rival APC?
Hardkernel's ODROID-X costs significantly more than the Pi, but its performance could be worth the extra.
Foxconn has confirmed plans to launch a pair of Nano PC devices, running either Intel or AMD processors.
ESR Labs' Android Transporter gives the Raspberry Pi Nexus Q-like media streaming capabilities.
AMD has launched the G-T16R embedded APU, a 4.5W part designed to replace the ageing Geode.
VIA has announced the ARM-based APC 8750, a neo-ITX machine clearly inspired by the Raspberry Pi.
The Raspberry Pi looks to be at the forefront of an impending flood of compact computing devices.
Start-up Algotochip has launched a service which can turn a C-code algorithm into a physical chip in just eight weeks.
The Raspberry Pi is finally ready to ship, with queued orders being fulfilled starting next week.
Deliveries of the $35 ARM-based microcomputer are delayed until CE certification is obtained.
Raspberry Pi opened the floodgates to customers this morning, only to see stock exhausted within an hour.
Despite evidence of chicanery, reports of a computing in schools programme for the BBC have been declared genuine.
We go behind the scenes of the Raspberry Pi project with founder Eben Upton to see what the $35 marvel can offer modders.
The Raspberry Pi microcomputer is nearly here, as the first 10,000 unit production run begins.
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