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RASPBERRY PI: FEBRUARY 2012. |
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T3; Apr2026, Issue 384, p98-98, 1p, 1 Color Photograph |
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Raspberry Pi, Single-board computers, Industrial robots, Computer programming education, Robotics, Space flight, Computer systems, Home automation |
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The article focuses on the Raspberry Pi mini-computer, highlighting its significant impact despite its small size and low cost. Originally designed as an affordable tool to teach children programming, the Raspberry Pi has expanded its use to diverse applications such as industrial automation, home automation, robotics, and even space missions aboard the International Space Station. The first commercial model, the Raspberry Pi Model B, was priced at £22 and quickly gained popularity, earning an Innovation of the Year award. Its affordability and versatility have made it a transformative device in computing over the past fifteen years. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |