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Celebrate Pi Day With These 9 High-Tech Raspberry Pi Hacks | Wired Design Just hitting its one-year anniversary on the market, and already eclipsing a million units sold, the tiny Raspberry Pi computer board continues to grow as the maker's platform of choice. It has been used to make a pyrotechnic stage show that can fit in a backyard, mini videogame cabinets, and even prototype medical devices, but those applications only the first sprouts of what the platform can grow in to. The $35 DIY platform is as small as a credit card, but has a 700 MHz processor, 512 MB of ram, and a rich array of input and output ports that allow the diminutive device to be augmented with sensors and displays. Unlike competitive platforms, it runs Linux and allows makers to leverage expertise in Python, PHP, Javascript, and other common languages reducing the friction required to make amazing projects.
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Cours et Montages Électronique - Site Électrique From idea to a company: Prototyping and manufacturing on a Makerbot 3D printer Jan.21, 2013 Square, owned by Twitter inventor Jack Dorsey, is a handful mobile wallet app that offers sales data to small businesses. Square is famous for its white plastic card reader, a device that lets small businesses use phones and tablets to accept credit cards. Chris Milnes found Square card reader is extremely useful for his business, but he noticed this small card reader tends to spin and twist while swiping credit cards. "I love using the Square Card Reader but there's nothing to prevent the card reader from spinning freely in the headphone jack. Chris created a simple solution. Chris started off with just one Makerbot 3D printer. Square Helper is now available on Chris' online shop for USD$7.99 each, with three color option, white, glow in dark and black. "It sounded funny when I did the computations — I'm going to be running this 24 hours! Source: Makerbot 本站所有文章版权归3ders.org所有，未经许可不得翻译或转载。
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