This computer is being manufactured to aid programming teaching, but looks reasonably cool so I'm thinking about getting one. Their website's here:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/faqs
if anyone's interested. It can (supposedly) cope with 1080p video, but it will be interesting to see if it works xD
Raspberry Pi microcomputer
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Re: Raspberry Pi microcomputer
I've been following it for quite awhile now. Pretty neat stuff.
I was thinking about getting one and turning it into an HTPC and throwing XBMC on it.
I was thinking about getting one and turning it into an HTPC and throwing XBMC on it.
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I just want to try and learn stuff. I dislike using computers whilst understanding virtually nothing of how they work.
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I'll stay blissfully ignorant and get on with the playing that can be done, leaving all the technical stuff to Bill Gates and suchlike. . .
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I have now ordered Model B. Awaiting packages with glee.
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