Clearing the Clouds of Technology
A project on how to use a 1280×800 LCD Kit to build a battery powered portable mini monitor which is useful for your DSLR camera, your Raspberry Pi or to extend the viewing field of your computer.
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
A project on how to use a 1280×800 LCD Kit to build a battery powered portable mini monitor which is useful for your DSLR camera, your Raspberry Pi or to extend the viewing field of your computer. * Read the full article here
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
The PiKon telescope is a DIY astro-camera you can easily build at home, based on two disruptive technologies: 3D printing and Raspberry Pi cameras. Andy Kirby and I started it as a project for Sheffield University’s “Festival of the Mind” in September 2014 (with much duct tape and over-engineering!). * Read the full article here
Gaze Across the Solar System with a 3D-Printed, Raspberry Pi Telescope was originally published on iSeeTech
Gaze Across the Solar System with a 3D-Printed, Raspberry Pi Telescope was originally published on iSeeTech
Gaze Across the Solar System with a 3D-Printed, Raspberry Pi Telescope was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft Technical Fellow Jeffrey Snover traces the roots of Windows Server and their persistence in the company’s cloud. * Read the full article here
Jeffrey Snover: From Windows NT to Nano Server was originally published on iSeeTech