ill order one when you can just place an order and get it delivered within a reasonable timeframe.
This article takes the fucking cake:
[url]http://www.news.com.au/technology/that-is-one-ugly-computer-but-its-35-bucks/story-e6frfro0-1226286309105[/url]
Shit it claims:
The Raspberry Pi comes with:
A wireless mouse
Keyboard
A Linux processor (a what?)
[QUOTE=nikomo;34943485]This article takes the fucking cake:
[url]http://www.news.com.au/technology/that-is-one-ugly-computer-but-its-35-bucks/story-e6frfro0-1226286309105[/url]
Shit it claims:
The Raspberry Pi comes with:
A wireless mouse
Keyboard
A Linux processor (a what?)[/QUOTE]
Farnell plans on selling bundles with a keyboard, mouse, wireless dongle etc.
ettercap anyone?
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Im so gonna dnsspoof facebook or something to meatspin :v:
Are you still able to pre-order Rasberry Pi from the Newark link?
[QUOTE=Combin0wnage;34944654]Are you still able to pre-order Rasberry Pi from the Newark link?[/QUOTE]
You have to "register your interest".
so many possibilities
but no ideas form in my head
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i'm thinking of a tablet and a tiny screen taped to it
but it's midnight and i haven't had enough sleep recently so
I think the first thing I'm going to do is turn it into a functioning torrent box, then once I've done that, I'll just store it on a USB drive and jump to another.
Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.
Wearable computer.
[QUOTE=adam1172;34954956]Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.[/QUOTE]
I'm going to have mine sit in my room hooked up to some speakers streaming last.fm/pandora 24/7
[QUOTE=adam1172;34954956]Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.[/QUOTE]
one for a mobile Quake/general purpose computer and one for messing about with linux
[QUOTE=adam1172;34954956]Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.[/QUOTE]
Going to learn Python.
[QUOTE=nikomo;34943485]This article takes the fucking cake:
[url]http://www.news.com.au/technology/that-is-one-ugly-computer-but-its-35-bucks/story-e6frfro0-1226286309105[/url]
Shit it claims:
The Raspberry Pi comes with:
A wireless mouse
Keyboard
A Linux processor (a what?)[/QUOTE]
Ahahahaha oh my god what is wrong with the writer
[QUOTE]US technology company Raspberry Pi’s[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Raspberry Pi has also released a no-frills $25 version that comes with without a case, keyboard or monitor.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Both computers contain a 700Mhz Linux processor, 256 MB of RAM, USB, HDMI, SD, RCA video and 3.5 mm audio ports.[/QUOTE]
they're so wrong
i'm crying
what's so wrong about the last bit besides "linux processor"?
Model A comes with 128 MB RAM iirc
also LINUX PROCESSOR wtf
[QUOTE=latin_geek;34955939]Model A comes with 128 MB RAM iirc
also LINUX PROCESSOR wtf[/QUOTE]
model A now has 256mb RAM
Oh, didn't know
well, good. Model B is still worth the extra money for the ethernet connection, IMO.
[QUOTE=adam1172;34954956]Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.[/QUOTE]
create a solar powered wireless mesh network
[QUOTE=adam1172;34954956]Now that most of us is expecting our orders to arrive. Lets talk about what we should do with it once it actually arrives.[/QUOTE]
We've been doing that for like two months or so
If I get mine and the demand is still huge, I'll probably sell it for a little profit and reorder. When I actually get it, I plan on making nice wooden cases for them and selling the cases, or maybe complete packages of prebuild computers
[QUOTE=nikomo;34955227]Wearable computer.[/QUOTE]
Was thinking about this but I suddenly got an Idea to build the system to a folder cover and use it for digital document file management while the real folder keeps my paper documents.
[QUOTE=bye;34955998]create a solar powered wireless mesh network[/QUOTE]
Now this I like.
What would the resulting mesh network do? I've personally had plans for nomadic air quality sensor networks before.
With my Pi, I will get banned from electronics stores for borrowing their TVs.
I was thinking of sticking one to a radio controlled 4x4 with a 3G data connection, A decent set of webcams, some electronics to interface with the motors and a decent sized battery pack and remote control it from my living room.
Maybe some sort of two way audio communication and GPS on there to for good measure.
Not that I'll be buying one yet, I'll let the early adopters take the bugs and I'll buy it after a revision or when the hype calms down a little.
Or, replace the 3G connection with a WiFi connection, and make a web based UI for it and allow users to remotely drive it around your house.
[QUOTE=TheDecryptor;34957351]Or, replace the 3G connection with a WiFi connection, and make a web based UI for it and allow users to remotely drive it around your house.[/QUOTE]
Well I'm sure you can just set up an analog wireless video feed instead of having to use the Raspberry if you are planning for that.
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Nevermind, the raspberry is probobaly cheaper.
[QUOTE=TheDecryptor;34957351]Or, replace the 3G connection with a WiFi connection, and make a web based UI for it and allow users to remotely drive it around your house.[/QUOTE]
I've actually been thinking about doing something similar to that.
Though I could probably pull it off with a used Android phone and using the minijack port as a signal in & out port.
I don't know for sure what I'll do with mine, but it will probably involve a gauntlet wrist computer and some small radioshack solar panels.
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