Re: My next game
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:53 pm
wait few months daz, PC is too big and noisy
Well I've bid already, not too bothered about winning or losing though.Killzone_Kid wrote:wait few months daz, PC is too big and noisy
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Re: My next game
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:06 am
Re: My next game
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 5:54 pm
Great progress this week on moving towards deliveries and mass production…
Together with the Raspberry Pi Foundation we’ve successfully completed compliance testing and certification work for CE, FCC and C-Tick.
This means we are now starting to ship our share of the first 2000 boards that arrived in the UK last week.
We have opened our dedicated Raspberry Pi Store to those lucky people who were first in the registration queue to place their orders.
Now that the Raspberry Pi boards are compliance certified we have triggered our manufacturing processes to move into volume production.
As new batches of Pi’s become available over the coming weeks we’ll be inviting the next in-line into the Raspberry Pi Store to place their orders.
The next batch is already in production so we’re expecting more deliveries shortly and we’ll continue to keep you updated via our regular email and online FAQs.
And while we’ve been compliance-testing the boards, a number of engineers have been road-testing the product! You can see some first reviews of the Raspberry Pi at DesignSpark.com including Raspberry Pi and Custard. As the anticipation continues to build, our Pi Perspectives are getting lots of attention too – these are the views and opinions of leading academics and scientists across industry and education.
With any luck, by the time you read your next weekly update, the first Raspberry Pi’s will be out in the world. Thanks for your continued patience and please rest assured that your Pi will be on its way as soon as we can bake it!
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Re: My next game
Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 10:26 pm
VIA have created something similar, called the APC. This one runs on Android!
http://apc.io/about/
Buy it here
http://apc.io/about/
Buy it here
Re: My next game
Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 9:42 pm
I've gone and bid on a few R.P. on fleabay, no more than £45.00, hopefully I'll get lucky and grab one.
Re: My next game
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 3:18 am
but why daz?
Re: My next game
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 7:58 am
I would not mind one for running XMBC
But needs optical out :'(
Edit:
Ohhhh maybe there is a way:
http://www.jamdup.com/audio-advantage-micro-ii.html
Is it worth the investment,
I love the XMBC App for android, Everything just looks perfect.
But needs optical out :'(
Edit:
Ohhhh maybe there is a way:
http://www.jamdup.com/audio-advantage-micro-ii.html
Is it worth the investment,
I love the XMBC App for android, Everything just looks perfect.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:18 am
@Symonator
1. for the hype,
2. Android dude!
3. Webserver, my PC is noisy (might do something about that pump this weekend)
4. leccy bills from running my PC 24x7
@ Dave, Will it work with 5.1 sound?
1. for the hype,
2. Android dude!
3. Webserver, my PC is noisy (might do something about that pump this weekend)
4. leccy bills from running my PC 24x7
@ Dave, Will it work with 5.1 sound?
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:43 am
From what i have read,
People using this with XMBC with 1080p and DTS works
But some other people also complain about MKV 1080p and Full 5.1 DTS and slight hickups / stutter,
May be there setup or something, but am tempted with the idea.
My WD TV Live is great
BUT I LOVE THE INTERFACE for the android app to control, play, select tracks on XMBC,
And there is some sweet cases that screw onto the back of your TV making everything completely hidden.
People using this with XMBC with 1080p and DTS works
But some other people also complain about MKV 1080p and Full 5.1 DTS and slight hickups / stutter,
May be there setup or something, but am tempted with the idea.
My WD TV Live is great
BUT I LOVE THE INTERFACE for the android app to control, play, select tracks on XMBC,
And there is some sweet cases that screw onto the back of your TV making everything completely hidden.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:12 am
You could just run it through mkv2vob, pain in the ass I know, but it might be worth it for the "experiment"?theENIGMATRON wrote:From what i have read,
People using this with XMBC with 1080p and DTS works
But some other people also complain about MKV 1080p and Full 5.1 DTS and slight hickups / stutter,
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:17 am
Yer but am stepping back,Dazbobaby wrote:You could just run it through mkv2vob, pain in the ass I know, but it might be worth it for the "experiment"?theENIGMATRON wrote:From what i have read,
People using this with XMBC with 1080p and DTS works
But some other people also complain about MKV 1080p and Full 5.1 DTS and slight hickups / stutter,
When my WD TV Live runs everything without conversion.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 5:01 pm
I won one, I'll let you know what it's like when it arrives.
Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 10:40 am
It's Arrived, isn't it tiny, like a 'ikkle baby
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Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:40 am
Now what are you going to do with it?
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Re: Raspberry Pi
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:59 am
install apache, openssl and php, so I can serve my sig images from that and not my noisy PC.
And I have a spare if anyone wants it.
Rab (TheEx1le) is interested. Just give me what I paid for it and it's yours.
And I have a spare if anyone wants it.
Rab (TheEx1le) is interested. Just give me what I paid for it and it's yours.