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Hello Community members! As some of you know, we are celebrating the Community's 10th Birthday this year.  In our excitement, we thought a lot about what we wanted to do for our 10th birthday and came up with a variety of activities from the absolutely ridiculous (renting a bouncy castle, RasPi piñatas, partying on a private island) to the less ridiculous (team dinner and cake woowoo!) but once we found out our birthday would be coinciding with the release of the new Raspberry Pi 4, we knew we had to celebrate our birthday with Pi, not cake! (Please insert loud vuvuzela sounds here.)

 

As many of you have probably already seen over in the Raspberry Pi space, there's been a flurry of activity surrounding this latest release. Many retailers have either completely sold out or have all versions on back-order. Luckily, we managed to snag some of the elusive new Pi's in order to entice you all to help us continue celebrating our birthday through the summer by building some awesome projects.

 

So: what do you have to do to be in the running for one of the brand new Raspberry Pi 4's? Just follow the instructions below!

 

1. Register and/or log-in to the element14 Community

2. Leave a comment on this post telling us what you'd build with the new Pi 4 and its fun upgraded capabilities

 

After July 15th, we'll select up 20 members to receive a Pi!

 

 

Contest is now closed! Thanks so much to everyone who participated. We are in the process of reaching out to all our winners and will be shipping out your Pis the first week of August! Stay tuned for an update to this post where we will announce winners.

 

Want to be in the running for MORE cool stuff? For those of you who build said cool project(s) and post a blog along with photos and/or video in the Raspberry Pi space, tag your blog with HappyBirthdaye14 so we can all see your awesome work, appreciate it and continue the birthday celebrations by basking in the creativity of our Community members. If you do, we have some digital and/or physical "goodie bags" full of surprise swag and Newark/Farnell stuff we want to give away to you!

 

So, let us know in the comments below what fun projects you're looking forward to building and sharing!

 

And, if you haven't already checked out the plethora of posts surrounding the new Pi or the anniversary posts started by rscasny cstanton tariq.ahmad e14phil - check out the links below and participate. Some of them might even lead to more opportunities for cool stuff!

 

Happy 10th Anniversary! - A Decade of element14 Community

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  • dougw
    dougw over 7 years ago +9
    Pi4 - The Window on the World When they designed the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, they read my mind about what new features I would like to see in a Raspberry Pi. The reason I had this feature list in my mind…
  • fmilburn
    fmilburn over 7 years ago +9
    I am anxious to use the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B for exploring Artificial Intelligence at the edge. In my recent entry to the Picasso Design Challenge I used a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and OpenCV for facial recognition…
  • shabaz
    shabaz over 7 years ago +9
    More Pi 4 projects : ) It is great that the new Pi has such a substantial RAM improvement. I only have one Pi 4, and it's now in-use as an industrial controller, here: And a new LCD display project , which…
  • mayday0
    mayday0 over 7 years ago

    I really want to build a vintage stereo console with a pi built into to. With a 7 or 10 in touchscreen using volumio to control all of the music. I'm really big into vintage audio and was going to use a old pioneer sa-7500ii amplifier. And have external speakers. With a built in turntable and radio and 8-track player.

     

    I have had this idea in my head for a long time. Just haven't had the money to buy a pi. And with this new one coming out. It would work REALLY good for it.

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  • mvalentim
    mvalentim over 7 years ago

    I have a RPi1 B which I used it for many kind of projects, and now It will probably sit as a Pi-hole server.
    RPi4 brings so much more on the table... I probably will build something like a "Smart House Hub", to control several electronic projects of my own image

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  • michaeljnass
    michaeljnass over 7 years ago

    This looks like the first Pi that will have the performance to function as a desktop replacement. Im planning on turning an old flip open briefcase I have into a mobile lithium power pack with a Pi 4 integrated into it for a portable computer and charging station.

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  • gjholtslander
    gjholtslander over 7 years ago

    I would make a small portable audio recording sound processing device.  The Usb 3 support allows the fast enough sampling and processing that was difficult if not impossible with Usb 2

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  • zakkur
    zakkur over 7 years ago

    Im new to raspberry pi's, i found a model one at the thrift store and loaded it with retropie and games and love playing retro in hdmi. I would use the pi 4 with retropie when it becomes available for it. I love this little computer. Thanks

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  • sotaur
    sotaur over 7 years ago

    I'll make it a steam link so my wife and I can play PC games together on our TV.

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  • ct1
    ct1 over 7 years ago

    I would use a raspberry pi 4 to build an automated test machine to take samples for me while I work on other projects! The USB 3 interface would allow enough bandwidth to save the measurements to an external hard drive, rather than trying to get them across a network to another computer with a HDD. Gigabit Ethernet May make that redundant, but only time will tell image

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  • goldpegassus
    goldpegassus over 7 years ago

    Hi everyone. I would build a cheap pc that could interact with rare deased childrean.

    That they could learn how to read, how to speak and how to interact with others.

    Sometimes is hard to explain to others people that they dont like touch ou being talk to.

    If they have a portable pc that could show that you should stay away or can calm down the user, that would be greate.

    And i think that raspberry pi 4 is perfect for the job.

     

    Thank you guys. Blesse you!

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  • nikosan79
    nikosan79 over 7 years ago

    Hi all! I hope to win the new rpi4b to build my new retroarcade console!!

    NIko

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    aabhas over 7 years ago in reply to balearicdynamics

    balearicdynamics

    It seems very interesting book , waiting when would it complete , Great Chapters.

    Aabhas Senapati

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