Raspberry Pi Geek 06

Welcome to the sixth issue of Raspberry Pi Geek magazine. In case you haven't done the math, six issues for a bimonthly magazine means we're celebrating our one year anniversary! We had a great year, and so did the amazing Raspberry Pi computer. It seems like we were just writing about the 2 millionth Raspberry Pi, and now the Foundation has announced the 3 millionth unit. 

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MeArm is a rising star in the Raspberry Pi community. We talk with Phenoptix owner Ben Gray about what inspired him to build this fiendishly clever (and open source) pocket-sized robot arm.

The Raspberry Pi has spawned a new generation of imitators. One of the top contenders is the Banana Pi.

Using WebIOPi, you can transform a humble Raspberry Pi into a powerful and versatile web-connected device.

Free your Raspberry Pi from the wall outlet with a mobile power supply.

The Raspberry Pi is not powerful enough to support fully mature network storage. In situations involving smaller amounts of data, however, the little computer shines as a flexible data hub.

A digital information screen provides constantly updated information to viewers. All you will need to create one is a Raspberry Pi, the appropriate software, and a monitor.

The tiny Raspberry Pi is a convenient and unobtrusive tool for serving up slide shows.