This Saturday at 3 PM
The editor stepped into room 603 with excitement
Asking why so excited
That’s because, the Arduino course has started！
After the course launched, the number of sign-ups far exceeded the expected number.
——“Hey, the makerspace has an Arduino course, do you want to sign up together?”
——“Wow! It looks so fun, let's sign up!”
The editor signed up with
The Raspberry Pi 400 is essentially a Raspberry Pi 4 built into a keyboard. This great concept takes me back to my first personal computer. Of course, in the spirit of Raspberry, the complete kit is quite reasonably priced at around $100 (RMB: 660.8). Here are the details provided by Pi Hut:
The Pi 400 packs all the powerful
Testing was conducted using the Raspberry Pi 5 (8G RAM) + Ubuntu 23.10 aarch64 desktop operating system. To enhance system performance, the operating system was specifically installed on a Samsung FIT Plus 3.1 USB drive.
It can run a wide range of software, including web browsing, word processing, media playback, and even some light gaming. But can it replace a desktop computer? In this video, we take a look at the Raspberry
