Friday, May 06, 2011

Raspberry Pi

I love this idea. Sharing the expensive parts of a PC (eg the monitor, keyboard, power supply etc) makes total sense.

The very cool part of this project is you could buy an off the shelf USB/Bluetooth radio that would allow you to run a remote keyboard natively in the linux stack with existing code.


http://venturebeat.com/2011/05/05/computer-on-a-stick
Game developer David Braben has created a computer that’s about the size of a flash drive — and it’ll most likely cost less than your last date.

The device sports a version of Linux, an open-sourced operating system that has become increasingly popular in philanthropic causes like this because it’s free to install and distribute. It will likely ship with some variation of Ubuntu, a very popular Linux distribution that has a huge development community, according to tech news site Geek.com.


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