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AI doesn’t need to be tricky, so we break it down so you can understand how to make some amazing speech and image recognition projects using just your Raspberry Pi. As well as that, we show you how…
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We learn how to get Android up-and-running on a Raspberry Pi. Turn your Raspberry Pi into a touchscreen device, install apps, and control electronics. Plus! Build a fully working weather station that…
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Discover home automation; upcycle your old projects and build a tweeting teddy bear in issue 70 of The MagPi. Plus! Teslonda – the Tesla/Honda hybrid that uses Raspberry Pi for a dashboard. Buy The…
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Affordable 3D Printing and Build a Pi Zero TV Stick in the May 2018 edition of The MagPi – The Official Raspberry Pi magazine. Buy The MagPi from these stores All this inside The MagPi #69 …
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Discover the new Raspberry Pi 3B+ in the April 2018 edition of The MagPi – The Official Raspberry Pi magazine. Buy The MagPi from these stores All this inside The MagPi #68 Raspberry Pi 3B+. We…
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Discover the joys of Retro Computing and turn your Raspberry Pi into a C64, Amiga, BBC Micro, or any number of classic computers. And learn how to put a Raspberry Pi inside an old Sinclair Spectrum…
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Media Player Projects. With its HDMI socket and small form factor, the Raspberry Pi can quickly become a much more versatile media player than the ones you’d buy in the shops. This month, we’ve got a…
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The Raspberry Pi makes an amazing Christmas, present. And every year we welcome a huge number of newcomers. Raspberry Pi isn’t just a computer and a charity. We’re a community of people who love…
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Everybody knows the Raspberry Pi is a coding tool. It’s inspiring a whole new generation of students and developers. But the Raspberry Pi is much more than that. Coding on a Raspberry Pi has purpose,…
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### We always wanted an arcade machine. So this issue we decided to find the best build instructions around. In this issue of The MagPi, Bob Clagett from I Like To Make Stuff walks us step-by-step…
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This issue’s LEGO and Raspberry Pi feature is spectacular. You will learn how to build LEGO robots that solve Rubik’s Cubes, Segway-style self-balancing robots, and retro NES games consoles; and…
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The Pi Zero W is a fantastic piece of kit, and The MagPi 61 is packed with ideas to inspire your Pi Zero creativity Plus all this inside The MagPi 61 Arduino and Pi Master this powerful project…
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