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Neural Chip Plays Doom Using a Thousandth of a Watt
By Les Pounder published
Syntiant's NDP200 chip has learned to play Doom using just 1/1000th Watt of power.
Arduino Announces GIGA R1 WiFi, Its Most Powerful Board Yet
By Les Pounder published
Arduino announces the GIGA R1 WiFi, a board they claim is its most powerful yet and features a dual core Arm microcontroller.
Raspberry Pi Helps TRS-80 Model 102 Deploy Kubernetes
By Les Pounder published
The TRS-80 Model 102 is a classic computer from the mid-1980s and with the help of a Raspberry Pi and an ESP32 it is capable of much more exciting things.
Raspberry Pi Pico C SDK Now Has One-Click Installer
By Les Pounder published
Raspberry Pi announces a one-click installation package for Windows users wishing to write Raspberry Pi Pico projects in C.
Harry Potter and the Raspberry Pi Powered Wand
By Les Pounder published
You too can be a witch or wizard with this "charming" project that merges, Bluetooth, Raspberry Pi and USB HID with real magical movements.
Raspberry Pi Release $12 Plug-and-Play Pico Powered Debug Kit
By Les Pounder published
Raspberry Pi release a surprise new RP2040 based board. This new board is more about debugging our code than creating robots.
We Tested Tiny11 for Arm on a Raspberry Pi
By Les Pounder published
NTDev claims that this Arm64 release of Tiny 11 is compatible with Raspberry Pi, Apple M1 / M2 and other Arm64 single board computers
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Powers Budget Friendly NAS
By Les Pounder published
This $35 Raspberry Pi powered NAS merges 3D printing, Linux admin skills and a little electronics to create a delightfully simple project.
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