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PiFace Control and Display
Put an LCD screen, IR receiver, and buttons on top of your Pi

The maker movement just keeps getting stronger, and open hardware and software are right in the middle, combining electronics, code, construction kits, and bits and pieces of whatever’s in the spare parts bin to create something new or remake something old. Check out this issue of Raspberry Pi Geek to see what’s new and find cool projects, tips, and tricks.

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BPi-R1 a Banana Pi-based server-router

Welcome to this issue of Raspberry Pi Geek, where we connect small-board computers (SBCs) to the world outside with sensors, Android GUIs, servers, and even a Scratch chat program.

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Theme: Set Up a Minecraft Server on Your Pi
In this issue, we share some multidevice projects that show how you can expand your enterprises beyond a single board or language.

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Issue #14: RASPBERRY PI TOUCHSCREEN

Description: Welcome to Raspberry Pi Geek. We have another issue of projects and information about small-board computers and
their software, as well as microprocessors, sensors, and programming.

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Issue #15: Raspberry Pi Zero: Seriously, a computer for $5?

We take a first look at the strengths and weaknesses of the tiny new Pi Zero.

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Issue #16: BlinkStick — LEDs without the GPIO

In this issue, you'll learn to replace a simple LED with more powerful and flexible BlinkStick devices. We'll also show you how to use the Arduino 101's onboard gyroscope, create a do-it-yourself Raspberry Pi case using a 3D printing service, and log location data for a bike ride.

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Issue #17: Pi 3 Up Close

In this issue we celebrate the Raspberry Pi’s fourth birthday. We also explore some new features of the newest Pi and present some projects that take advantage of these faster, more capable machines, such as 3D modeling and distributed compiling.

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Issue #19: SBC Shopping – Find the perfect system for your next project!

In this issue, we take a look at the strengths and weaknesses of a number of small-board computers; plus, a parade of Raspberry Pi projects.

Issue #20: NanoPi SBCs – Check out the small and capable NEO and Fire

In this issue, learn how to put your Rasp Pi data on a web page, navigate the high seas with free navigation software, and play a challenging game of chess.

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