centip3de wrote:conscience wrote:Nope, but they're more suitable for robotics.
True... Still, it's a fairly cheap part if you need all of what its components.
Very true
centip3de wrote:conscience wrote:Nope, but they're more suitable for robotics.
True... Still, it's a fairly cheap part if you need all of what its components.
WallShadow wrote:Anyone heard of the new rasberry pi computer recently released in the UK? It's a fully functioning computer that only consists of a circuit board the size of a credit card and costs from 25$ to 35$ (USD). It comes with a 700 mHz processor and 256 mb RAM. It's easy to configure it to run as a server 24/7.
What do you guys think of it?
http://www.raspberrypi.org/
WallShadow wrote:Ah sorry, I had a feeling that we've talked about it before, but a few searches for 'rasberry' and 'rasberry pi' didn't bring anything up. Sorry.
limdis wrote:Anyone get their hands on one of these yet?
centip3de wrote:Well, don't be getting all excited by thinking it can even come close to replacing your current machine, unless that machine is a toaster.
centip3de wrote:With the limited storage space and the slow CPU speed, I thought it would be a genius idea to mod DamnSmallLinux to run on this machine. The only thing that would need to be done is to make sure it's compatible with the ARM processor. I would love to undertake this project, as I have a love connection with low-level theory and OS modding. <3
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