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Recommended Rasberry Pi Kit for an Amigan
Posted on 17-Dec-2015 7:49:39
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| For myself I was considering ask "santa" to bring:
https://www.verkkokauppa.com/fi/cart/populate?products[4657]=1&products[7682]=1&products[52400]=1&products[4109]=1&products[17404]=1
(Pi2, preinstalled linuxes, case, (wifi), (heatsinks))
Is there similar kind of "kit" tuned for Amigan somewhere? _________________
- KimmoK
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Re: Recommended Rasberry Pi Kit for an Amigan
Posted on 17-Dec-2015 9:00:53
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Re: Recommended Rasberry Pi Kit for an Amigan
Posted on 17-Dec-2015 9:22:04
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It depends, what does an Amigan want to do with a Pi? Emulate a 500? Implement a floppy? Adapt a weird controller/keyboard for using on old Amigas?
In your case I think you should be fine with just getting a Pi and some breadboards  _________________
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