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viewer challenge : an I mac design based Raspberry pi tactil computer

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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

Hello Ben,

 

fiew time ago, I've this reflection : Wath the commun stuff between an I mac and a Raspberry pi ? The symbole of this 2 product is a fruit !

 

And I have this idea : why note make a computer based on Rasberry pi, with a nice aluminium case, red LEDs, tactil screen, audio amplifier and speakers, keyboard and mouse.

 

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That is a challange for Ben Heck !

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    dyuro over 13 years ago

    You could run the Raspberry Pi OS on an iMac and Windows computer you do realize. Just take two stickers of the Raspberry Pi and put it on your iMac or Windows computer with Raspbian, Debian, Archlinux or whatever OS you want and tada.
    Otherwise all you have to do is get a monitor or a screen and build a casing around the screen and the Raspberry Pi, attach speakersm, and an LED to it and tada.

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    dyuro over 13 years ago

    You could run the Raspberry Pi OS on an iMac and Windows computer you do realize. Just take two stickers of the Raspberry Pi and put it on your iMac or Windows computer with Raspbian, Debian, Archlinux or whatever OS you want and tada.
    Otherwise all you have to do is get a monitor or a screen and build a casing around the screen and the Raspberry Pi, attach speakersm, and an LED to it and tada.

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