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Surely it would be n*Pi or Pi^n?
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http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/Raspbe...ews-37722.html Typical sell out if you ask me. This so called $25/$35 computer will be nothing of the sort. The dealers will get it then put there mark up on it and we will see something more in the region of $55/$75 mark my words. I have been waiting to get one of these but they can stick it up there :rolleyes: if they do this. |
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It must be close now ;)
Give me my Pi :) |
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There are some big hints on the site today :)
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Seen them and waiting for the chance to get one :) |
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Still no availability date yet though. Have you seen the case that they guy made? Awesome!! |
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