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Raspberry Pi Map!

ryanteck

A couple of days ago I decided to make an map to show where Raspberry Pis were, the project is now complete image

 

The map so far has got 66 Pis (From the time of this post) and is constantly growing!

 

You can add your pi @ http://rastrack.ryanteck.org.uk, I have checked with the foundation about the map and they say it is fully ok.

 

I hope to see you add your pis!

 

- Ryan

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  • Zooming all the way out is interesting, as the new coloured aggregate icons show the number of Pis in each area.  At this moment, I'm seeing 147+378=525 in North America and 2916 in Western Europe, which I find quite surprising.

     

    When you zoom in to Europe, the hostspot of red icons always remains centred on the UK.  Since there was no preferential allocation to orders from the UK, this might mean either that promotion and media exposure was much higher in the UK than in most other places, or that the ordering system worked best (or failed least often) in the UK.  Or possibly both.

     

    There's definitely a huge difference between UK and US which doesn't correlate to population sizes, and is far outside statistical noise.  Interesting.

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  • Zooming all the way out is interesting, as the new coloured aggregate icons show the number of Pis in each area.  At this moment, I'm seeing 147+378=525 in North America and 2916 in Western Europe, which I find quite surprising.

     

    When you zoom in to Europe, the hostspot of red icons always remains centred on the UK.  Since there was no preferential allocation to orders from the UK, this might mean either that promotion and media exposure was much higher in the UK than in most other places, or that the ordering system worked best (or failed least often) in the UK.  Or possibly both.

     

    There's definitely a huge difference between UK and US which doesn't correlate to population sizes, and is far outside statistical noise.  Interesting.

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