DIY ideas for Raspberry Pi?
jgharston wrote:
BartC wrote:
Once you've added a monitor, keyboard, mouse, memory (and a PSU?),
it won't be far from the cost of a netbook.
But the whole point is that most people *already* *have* a spare
keyboard, mouse
spare USB keyboard+mouse quite likely I suppose
monitor 'cos we never got around to throwing them
away.
Having an unused HDMI capable monitor is less likely, but a TV with HDMI
or composite input quite likely, perhaps an old monitor with DVI input
which would work with a suitable cable
along with half a dozen plug-in PSUs.
The Pi can be powered by microUSB (think most new mobile chargers except
apple) or by "raw" 5V supply soldered to the I/O connector
If you've ever had a camera, PDA, MP3, wotnot that uses SD cards, you're
likely to have some older/smaller cards kicking around.
With suitable cable I suppose xbox/ps3 gamepads can be connected too.
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