It started off with 1. gave it away to a Kids Code Camp. Then bought another one. then another. and then some more. I can stop at any time.
Raspberry Pi's are basically single card computers that draw less than 4 watts. The one in the large transparent box (large well 3.5x2.5 inches) I've used as a bitcoin miner host, a TOR router, a web browser and a few electronic projects. the PI zeros draw less than a watt and can drive my television HDMI and act as a media center. OS and Videos stored on micro SD card. (2.5x1.25 inches and less than .25 inch thick.) Thinking about using one of the zeros to operate a small motor to open my chicken coop doors when the sun comes up and close it when the sun goes down. Might make one a Minecraft server for the kids and drop it on the network. Heck these can even be set up to run on a AA battery and still do what you want them to. How about a surveillance camera on your network?
Raspberry Pi Zero - Version 1.3 ID: 2885 - $5.00 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits I ordered mine from Newark.com / element 14 a long time ago and it took months for them to fill the order. Currently they aren't offering the zeros for sale. you can use Where is My Pi Zero? to see who has it in stock My original Pi 1 model b took 6 months from order to delivery. Yep, the song "Anticipation" was stuck in my head.
You geek freak enabler you! I had a quick look at an Australian Raspberry Pi site.....although it is an Australian site, I'll include the link Raspberry Pi Australia | Raspberry Pi Australia as the site gives a pictorial catalogue of the different R Pi bits 'n' bobs, which may give you guys a better idea of what the system offers....I suspect that there may be some R Pi stuff under my grandkid's christmas tree. Edit: Oh my goodness....the site seems to include a number of youtube clips demonstrating some of the various products....worth further investigation!
You have just now been assimilated by the PiBorg. Please send me a 2002 2 ounce silver aussie horse coin.
I'll send you a pre decimal thrupenny bit piece, via RH. I have her address at Sadlak. Edit: Upon re-reading what I had typed, the non-cockney rhyming slang would be more seemly and respectful, so I edited it slightly. I wouldn't like to cause offence or ribald commentary. Most pre decimal silver currency, (depending on the vagaries of the silver market) had a higher value than the face value of the coinage.
Have it on my "to buy" list next payday.. I have a couple things in mind that one of those would be just the thing for.. And would have the winter to get to know it, and learn some coding?....
