Tambah info utk tt .. kalo tak sesuai mod delete la ye..
Earlier this year the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC was launched offering more RAM and a wealth of new features building not the original Raspberry Pi model B.
Now one industrious maker has used the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC to create a pocket sized Nintendo emulator, that has been aptly named the Pitendo and has been enclosed using a retro-styled 3D printed case.
The Pitendo Nintendo emulator is equipped with an 8GB SD card together with RetroPie software and a USB SNES Controller and is available to purchase for $119 complete with cables and controller. Or is available just as a case on its own without any of the hardware for $49.
For more information on the Pitendo Nintendo games emulator jump over to its creators website, with the ability to purchase both the case or the full kit in the form of the Pitendo Ultimate system.
Earlier today the Raspberry Pi Foundation also announced the launch of a new Raspberry Pi programming competition called Astro Pi. That is open to all primary and secondary school age children with the winning program being taken into space to be connected to a wealth of wonderful sensors and monitors in the ISS. For more information on the Astro Pi competition check out our previous post.
Tambah info utk tt .. kalo tak sesuai mod delete la ye..
Earlier this year the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC was launched offering more RAM and a wealth of new features building not the original Raspberry Pi model B.
Now one industrious maker has used the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC to create a pocket sized Nintendo emulator, that has been aptly named the Pitendo and has been enclosed using a retro-styled 3D printed case.
The Pitendo Nintendo emulator is equipped with an 8GB SD card together with RetroPie software and a USB SNES Controller and is available to purchase for $119 complete with cables and controller. Or is available just as a case on its own without any of the hardware for $49.
For more information on the Pitendo Nintendo games emulator jump over to its creators website, with the ability to purchase both the case or the full kit in the form of the Pitendo Ultimate system.
Earlier today the Raspberry Pi Foundation also announced the launch of a new Raspberry Pi programming competition called Astro Pi. That is open to all primary and secondary school age children with the winning program being taken into space to be connected to a wealth of wonderful sensors and monitors in the ISS. For more information on the Astro Pi competition check out our previous post.
Aku tak rasa xbmc ni sesuai buat masa sekarang utk raspi.. cpu load 100% hanya buat pergerakan menu je.. internet alu dekat 30Mbps pun x guna... banyak lag dan hang
Aku tak rasa xbmc ni sesuai buat masa sekarang utk raspi.. cpu load 100% hanya buat pergerakan menu je.. internet alu dekat 30Mbps pun x guna... banyak lag dan hang
Ye ke bro?.. xde lg rase mcm bakar raspi tu.. lag tu biasa tgk jenis plugin video (server) apa.. Hang tu xde lgsun mcm guna Raspbmc @ Xbian.. Sbb tu aku lbh suka guna distro Openelec
Bln Feb thn dpn genap 2 thn aku guna raspi..
Mayb tgk jenis memori kad ko guna kot..
Aku overclock pun yg Modest je 800Mhz + Sandisk Class 10 35mbps
Tambah info utk tt .. kalo tak sesuai mod delete la ye..
Earlier this year the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC was launched offering more RAM and a wealth of new features building not the original Raspberry Pi model B.
Now one industrious maker has used the new Raspberry Pi model B+ mini PC to create a pocket sized Nintendo emulator, that has been aptly named the Pitendo and has been enclosed using a retro-styled 3D printed case.
The Pitendo Nintendo emulator is equipped with an 8GB SD card together with RetroPie software and a USB SNES Controller and is available to purchase for $119 complete with cables and controller. Or is available just as a case on its own without any of the hardware for $49.
For more information on the Pitendo Nintendo games emulator jump over to its creators website, with the ability to purchase both the case or the full kit in the form of the Pitendo Ultimate system.
Earlier today the Raspberry Pi Foundation also announced the launch of a new Raspberry Pi programming competition called Astro Pi. That is open to all primary and secondary school age children with the winning program being taken into space to be connected to a wealth of wonderful sensors and monitors in the ISS. For more information on the Astro Pi competition check out our previous post.