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Raspberry Pi + Canon = Camera Pi: ARM 11 and Linux hack of a Canon 5D Mk II DSLR
Here’s a link to a very interesting and cool hack of a Canon 5D Mk II DSLR achieved by stuffing a Raspberry Pi Linux-based single-board computer into an accessory battery grip. EDA360 Insider has covered the Raspberry Pi board before. … Continue reading
Posted in ARM, EDA360, Linux
Tagged ARM architecture, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, David Hunt, Linux, Raspberry Pi, USB
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Element14 sells out of the first batch of Raspberry Pi single-board ARM 11 computers in one day
I just went to check about ordering an ARM-based Raspberry Pi computer board and Newark/Element14—the US distributor—has already sold out its initial allotment. Here are the specs: SoC Broadcom BCM2835 (CPU, GPU, DSP, and SDRAM) CPU: 700 MHz ARM1176JZF-S core … Continue reading
3D Thursday (Leap Year edition): Raspberry Pi now on sale, Feb 29
The Raspberry Pi foundation has announced that you can now order the Raspberry Pi Model B—a $35 single-board computer—from its distributors: Premier Farnell (Element14 in the US) and RS Components. If you’re not familiar with the RaspBerry Pi board, it’s a … Continue reading
Posted in 3D, EDA360, Linux
Tagged ARM architecture, Linux, Premier Farnell, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi foundation, RS Components
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Friday Video: Raspberry Pi won Best in show at ARM TechCon 2011. Here’s why
The idea of a full-featured, ARM-based Linux board for $25 as an educational product is rapidly gaining traction and the Raspberry Pi organization is what’s driving the idea. The board’s based on a Broadcom chip. This video from ChipEstimate.com interviews … Continue reading
3D Thursday: Raspberry Pi Foundation’s $25 ARM board boots Linux using stacked DRAM
Although it’s not presented at a 3D story to the public, the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s $25 alpha board based on a 700MHz ARM 11 processor is very much 3D because there’s an SDRAM stacked on top of the processor. Why? … Continue reading
Posted in 3D, EDA360, Firmware, Linux, Memory, Packaging, Silicon Realization
Tagged Broadcom, Raspberry Pi
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