Name: Raspberry Pi
Rating: 4.88 (9 reviews)

The Raspberry Pi is a series of small single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation to promote teaching of basic computer science in schools and in developing countries.

I use a Raspberry Pi to host my projects because I don't want to pay and depend on Cloud services for hosting this app or the next little apps I do. Also, networking is fun and interesting to figure out. Finally, "scaling" is a rich person's problem that I don't have right now.

HomeDock OS was born on a Raspberry Pi 3 as a personal project by its initial developers, SurceBeats and Anghios. What started as a simple idea quickly gained local recognition, winning awards and eventually landing a spot in the startup accelerator at Miguel Hernández University in Elche. Without Raspberry Pi, we simply wouldn’t be here today.

We want to give a huge shoutout to Raspberry Pi! This incredible, affordable, credit-card-sized computer has been instrumental in bringing our project, BookLed, to life. 🎉🍓💻 Why Raspberry Pi? Raspberry Pi empowers makers and educators around the world to create innovative projects. It's perfect for coding, electronics, and learning, providing endless possibilities for creativity and experimentation. BookLed and Raspberry Pi: The initial Jupyter notebooks for running BookLed were developed on Raspberry Pi. This versatile platform allowed us to prototype and test our interactive book features seamlessly. We later ported these codes to Windows, but it all started with the trusty Raspberry Pi. Thank you, Raspberry Pi, for being the backbone of our early development and for continuing to inspire and support the maker community. Your impact on education and DIY electronics is truly invaluable!

Excellent computer for all sorts of tasks!

It's suitable for diy tech

It has revolutionized DIY and hobby electronics.

Raspberry Pi

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Raspberry Pi reviews

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