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Erel,
I thought you were in Israel:
"The Red RPis are available for customers within China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau."
I have the green one since last summer, only tinkered with it so far. It may end up being a web server some time in the future, thats unless I write a killer B4J app for it
I thought you were in Israel:
"The Red RPis are available for customers within China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau."
I have the green one since last summer, only tinkered with it so far. It may end up being a web server some time in the future, thats unless I write a killer B4J app for it
You are correct. I ordered it from ebay.Erel,
I thought you were in Israel:
"The Red RPis are available for customers within China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau."
I have the green one since last summer, only tinkered with it so far. It may end up being a web server some time in the future, thats unless I write a killer B4J app for it
You will very soon be able to write a web server with B4J...
Here's my Raspberry Pi today:
I have a bluetooth module on it and it's connected to my main screen and I've also logged on using BlueTerm on my Android tablet:
The yellow cable is an ethernet cable which I have 'bridged' so everything can be connected to the internet at the same time.
I have also done this using a WiFi dongle but as I have the cable then I save a USB port by doing it this way.
I have a bluetooth module on it and it's connected to my main screen and I've also logged on using BlueTerm on my Android tablet:
The yellow cable is an ethernet cable which I have 'bridged' so everything can be connected to the internet at the same time.
I have also done this using a WiFi dongle but as I have the cable then I save a USB port by doing it this way.
I installed the VNC server on my Pi and now I don't need to connect a mouse or keyboard to it, I can just view it in a window!
Rather than type out all the instructions on how to do this here I include a link to my post on my forum:
http://btinterface.com/BTInterface/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=451
Rather than type out all the instructions on how to do this here I include a link to my post on my forum:
http://btinterface.com/BTInterface/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=451
I am running a B4A app on the OUYA using the OUYA controller as the input device.
For $99 the OUYA has lots of power.
For $99 the OUYA has lots of power.
What about NX server - client?
We are here at work looking to replace our Android noise monitoring phones by rasPI's.
Wouldn't it be easier to install an Android OS on it so that I can use B4A instead of B4J?
And which toy would you recommend because there are several these days (RasPi, BananaPi, HackBerry, CubieBoard ...)
(notice that it needs a line in for the MIC)
Wouldn't it be easier to install an Android OS on it so that I can use B4A instead of B4J?
And which toy would you recommend because there are several these days (RasPi, BananaPi, HackBerry, CubieBoard ...)
(notice that it needs a line in for the MIC)
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Android is not quite ready for the rasPI's
Yes, speed was the issue I had last read about unless they have some new builds.