Raspberry Pi
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Raspberry Pi is an innovative platform that, since its launch in 2012, has opened up new opportunities for makers of all levels and for those who want to learn to program without spending too much. We used it to emulate our TI-99/4A via software. It is characterized by all the qualities appreciated by professionals and hobbyists: it is economical, complete, compact and easy to configure. Chances are you've already heard of it, thanks to its popularity, dedicated books and magazines, and its distinctive raspberry logo. Whether you're interested in Computer Science or Electronics, Raspberry Pi offers endless possibilities for learning and experimentation. Beyond the technical aspects, Raspberry Pi can be seen as a "miniature computer", an entire hardware system enclosed in a single board. Born in England with the aim of promoting programming and computer culture, its extraordinary success has paved the way for countless other uses. Taking this initial mission into account, the motto that appears on the project's homepage is particularly significant: “Our mission is to put the power of programming and digital creation in the hands of people around the world.” This phrase perfectly sums up the essence of a tool that has fueled global creativity, without political, social or economic barriers, a path also followed by the BBC micro:bit, another successful British project.
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