
Issue #230 - Blue
Happy Friday, everybody!
This week, we finally announced our first Brazillian Approved Reseller, and with it Brazil’s own blue Raspberry Pi 3.
Members of the team behind the Raspberry Pi met with the Royal Academy of Engineering for a Q&A following their MacRobert Award win earlier this year.
And we have a new video for you on YouTube about our physical computing blocks, which we premiered at this year’s Maker Faire New York.
If that’s not enough for you, you can also take a look at some of the week’s best projects, which we picked for you to try your hand at over the weekend.
Have a great week, and we’ll see you again next Friday.
Peace,
Alex
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Brand new and blue: our Brazilian Raspberry Pi 3
(raspberrypi.org) Delicious Blue Raspberry flavour -
New video: physical computing blocks
(raspberrypi.org) Premiered at Maker Faire NYC -
In conversation with Raspberry Pi
(facebook.com) The Royal Academy of Engineering interviews the team behind the Pi -
Pip: digital creation in your pocket
(raspberrypi.org) Now on Kickstarter -
Visualising Weather Station data with Initial State
(raspberrypi.org) Beautiful numbers -
Raspberry Pi–controlled LEGO Mindstorms
(raspberrypi.org) LEGO my LEGO! -
Pi Catapult
(instructables.com) Cat not included -
Raspberry Pi Park Sensor
(instructables.com) What do you do if you see a space man? Park in it, man! -
Pumpkin hack
(vimeo.com) Pixelated goodness -
Raspberry Pi and Arduino Laptop
(instructables.com) Little tech makes us happy -
FullpHAT
(shop.rasp.io) Connect two pHATs to your Pi and still have GPIO pins to spare
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Community Profile: Matthew Timmons-Brown
(raspberrypi.org)
The Raspberry Pi Guy -
Adafruit CSI/DSI Cable Extender Thingy for Raspberry Pi
(blog.adafruit.com)
For when you need a thingy -
HackSpace magazine
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Subscribe to the new maker magazine -
Astro Pi Mission Zero
(astro-pi.org)
One week left to get your code into space! -
Raspberry Jam
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Find an event near you -
Social media
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Connect with us -
Hello World
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