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This cool Raspberry Pi-powered console is what the Steam Deck would have looked like in the 00s
Raspberry Pi hides in the screen and streams PC games for playable AAA performance over Wi-Fi. All controls custom: Arduino ...
The faceplate replaces the normal ‘top’ of an Adafruit Pi case, with a sleek black bezel and button pads. The one packs works with the Raspberry Pi Model B+ / Pi 2, and 2.8″ PiTFT Plus only!
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Developer Michael Clemens has ingeniously used a $35 Raspberry Pi to create a one-button audiobook player for his wife’s visually impaired 90-year-old grandmother. This thoughtful invention ...
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