Raspberry pi

is any one going to get the raspberry pi

Down the line, maybe. I work in a school where anything that small is likely to get broken and/or nicked if it isn't carefully tracked, so something that small is best left to the schools with fewer kleptomaniacs and vandals.

Down the line, maybe. I work in a school where anything that small is likely to get broken and/or nicked if it isn't carefully tracked, so something that small is best left to the schools with fewer kleptomaniacs and vandals.

LordRork

In my school the kids used to steal the mouse balls :lol:

I have one on order, its expected to be delivered on April 30th, cost me £29 for Model B

I want to see what video files it will actually play first. I'm interested in running XBMC on it.

I'm planning to buy one when they become available again. I work as a programmer, it's exciting to see a computer so cheap.

I want to see what video files it will actually play first. I'm interested in running XBMC on it.

BoristheBlade1

I presume you know there's a video showing XBMC running on it? http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/571 It can play full-HD video comfortably, as it has a fairly decent GPU.

i dont get how it works, where do you attach the power supply?

i dont get how it works, where do you attach the power supply?

blaznwiipspman1

To the corner of the board. You can see in this diagram:

So want one or 3.

Also I love razzleberry pie.

cool...i wonder what kind of connection it uses from the power supply. Doesn't look like a molex 4 pin

hell ye

i want adapter for component and s-video ;p

cool...i wonder what kind of connection it uses from the power supply. Doesn't look like a molex 4 pin

blaznwiipspman1

do want

what is it and what do you do with it....MuD3

cool...i wonder what kind of connection it uses from the power supply. Doesn't look like a molex 4 pin

blaznwiipspman1

[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]

cool...i wonder what kind of connection it uses from the power supply. Doesn't look like a molex 4 pin

C_Rule

Might heavily encourage a friend to get this for himself. He needs to love Linux more. :(Hexagon_777

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]Might heavily encourage a friend to get this for himself. He needs to love Linux more. :(JigglyWiggly_

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]Might heavily encourage a friend to get this for himself. He needs to love Linux more. :(JigglyWiggly_

haha

I'm planning to buy one when they become available again. I work as a programmer, it's exciting to see a computer so cheap.

[QUOTE="BoristheBlade1"]

I want to see what video files it will actually play first. I'm interested in running XBMC on it.

aquaglow

I presume you know there's a video showing XBMC running on it? http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/571 It can play full-HD video comfortably, as it has a fairly decent GPU.

Yeah I have seen the video. I'm just curious what file formats it will play with ease. So far they have only said the gpu decodes H.264 files.

It looks like a cheap easy way to use a pc with a tv and take it with you.

I'm so gonna overclock it.

wait what is this again?? can anyone supply a pic im very confused?

Stick with the budget DIY feel and make your own?