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ProjectsSHOWCASERASPBERRY PINOTEBOOKAdafruit’s star makers, the Ruiz brothers, are backwith another stunning handheld Raspberry Pi project…26 August 2015raspberrypi.org/magpi
RASPBERRY PI NOTEBOOKProjectsHere’s a brilliant projectfor you or your familyto test your hacking andmaking skills with this weekend.This beautiful retro-styled mininotebook,built by Adafruit’s Ruizbrothers (bit.ly/1MkrxGe), ispowered by a Raspberry Pi 2 andan Adafruit 3.5˝ PiTFT touchscreenrechargeable battery, which sitssandwiched between the Pi 2and the screen, is managed by aPowerBoost 1000C, a load-sharingDC/DC boost converter capable ofdoling out 5.2V and charging thebattery while your gadget is in use.Finally, a small amp is connectedto a tiny speaker for audio output.The project comes hot on theheels of the excellent PocketPiGRRL we covered in issue 34Above All the components laid out – it’s not particularly complexand, frankly, not a great dealmore! The project comes hoton the heels of the excellentPocket PiGRRL that we covered inissue 34 (raspberrypi.org/magpi/issues/34), a home-brew NintendoGame Boy build we’re stillswooning over three months later.Besides the Raspberry Pi 2 andPiTFT, for control the projectfeatures a mini-chiclet keyboardwith built-in trackpad. It’s awidely available wireless inputdevice that’s both affordableand easy to use. The 200mAhWhile the hardware is thereally exciting bit, the 3D-printedchassis is a work of art, too. Take,for example, its totally modularhinged design. While it worksreally well on this Raspberry Pimini-notebook, you could reuse itfor 101 different hardware projects.Like all of Adafruit’s excellentRaspberry Pi projects, you canfind a full shopping list of parts,software and 3D printing filesfor the Raspberry Pi Notebookon the Adafuit Learning systemat learn.adafruit.com.Above The 3D-printed case, complete with modular hingesAbove It’s a thing of beauty and a cracking weekend build, assuming you have access to a 3D printerraspberrypi.org/magpi August 201527
Page 1: NEW!YOUR OFFICIAL RASPBERRY PI MAGA
Page 4 and 5: ContentsIssue 36 August 2015raspber
Page 6 and 7: NewsFEATUREMEET THE CREATIVETECHNOL
Page 8 and 9: NewsINTERVIEWHUSH!HISTORIANS AT PLA
Page 10: NewsINTERVIEWThe Raspberry Pi means
Page 13 and 14: LIVERPOOL MAKEFESTFeatureCircle of
Page 15 and 16: LIVERPOOL MAKEFESTFeatureMQTTDig a
Page 17 and 18: FeatureTHE INGREDIENTS FOR A RASPBE
Page 19 and 20: FeatureSOFTWARECONFIGURATION TOOLTh
Page 21 and 22: FeatureREMOTELY CONNECTTO YOUR RASP
Page 23 and 24: FeatureUSE THE GPIOMake your first
Page 25: PricingGet the first six issues:£3
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Page 31 and 32: PI SCANProjectsSETTING UP PI SCAN>S
Page 33 and 34: KUDUProjectsHOW TO MAKEA NEW HTPC O
Page 35 and 36: JOYTONEProjectsWHAT PARTSARE USED?A
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Page 39 and 40: FeatureDOSWHAT: Before Windows, the
Page 41 and 42: FeatureNintendoHarking back to the
Page 43 and 44: FeatureStatsDeveloper: Simon “Fra
Page 45 and 46: MOODLIGHTTutorialWARNING!The 5V pow
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Page 49 and 50: CONNECTING DISKSTutorialCTRL+C. Ano
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PI-DIGIAMP+ WITH PI-CASE+Reviewiqau
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THE FUZEReviewfuze.co.ukFrom £69 -
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VELLEMAN 3D PRINTING PENReviewcpc.f
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WITTY PIReviewuugear.com£10 / $16M
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BOOKSReviewMACHINELEARNINGWITH SPAR
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EVENTSCommunity3PRESTON RASPBERRY J
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IS THERE A PLACE FOR THE PI IN PRIM
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