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scientist 25: the computer scientist – big aims for the tiny Raspberry Pi computer (2012)
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Cambridge University’s Dr Rob Mullins and Alex Bradbury, developed the inexpensive Raspberry Pi computer to bump start computing, much like the Acorn BBC Micro did thirty years ago. Follow-up link: Learn about the Raspberry Pi computer www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi Foundation co-founder, Rob Mullins demonstrates on Youtube www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BbufUp_HNs Tagged biology, technology 11/08/2012
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